FAQ:

1) Q: What is the simplest way to install KeenTools?
   A: The simplest way to install KeenTools is to run the installer.

2) Q: What exactly does the installer do?
   A: The installer copies KeenTools files to Nuke plugins directory:
      - OSX: "/Library/Application Support/NUKE/x.x/plugins/";
      - Linux: "/usr/local/NUKE/x.x/plugins/";
      - Windows: "C:\Program Files\Common Files\NUKE\x.x\plugins\".
      where "x.x" is Nuke version (13.2 for example).

3) Q: How to uninstall KeenTools?
   A: Remove KeenTools folder from Nuke plugins directory to uninstall KeenTools.

4) Q: Is it possible to use KeenTools with Nuke Non-commercial?
   A: No, Non-commercial version doesn't support third-party plug-ins.

5) Q: Is it possible to use KeenTools with Nuke Indie?
   A: Yes, Nuke Indie supports some third-party plug-ins, including KeenTools.

6) Q: I have a feature request or found a bug, how can I submit it?
   A: We'd appreciate it if you submit it to us via email: "team@keentools.io".
      Please specify KeenTools and Nuke versions and your OS in the description.

7) Q: What is "manual" directory for?
   A: "manual" directory is only for performing manual installation. It isn't required if you're using the installer.

8) Q: How can I contact you if I have a question or a problem?
   A: Feel free to contact us at "team@keentools.io".

9) Q: How can I perform manual installation
   A: - copy KeenTools folder from "manual" directory to any place you want;
      - add the path to KeenTools folder to Nuke path by adding "nuke.pluginAddPath('PATH_TO_KEENTOOLS')" to init.py file.

10)Q: How can I perform manual installation working for multiple Nuke versions and operating systems?
   A: - copy KeenTools folders from "manual" directories for every Nuke version and operating system you want to any places you want;
      - add the path to all that folders to Nuke path.

   For example if you want to work with different versions of Nuke on Windows with the same manual installation you may:
      - unpack 2 Nuke bundle manual directiries to C:/KeenTools (could be any directory)
        named manual_13.0 and manual_13.1;
      - write the next lines to %HOMEPATH%/.nuke/init.py:
         nuke.pluginAddPath('C:/KeenTools/manual_13.0/KeenTools')
         nuke.pluginAddPath('C:/KeenTools/manual_13.1/KeenTools')
   KeenTools will automatically choose which installation should be loaded.

11)Q: How can I customize KeenTools menu?
   A: You can find menu.py file in KeenTools directory and edit it as you see fit.
