Uninstalling Apps on Mac

To uninstall Nuke on Mac, there are a few things you need to do:

  1. Navigate to Applications and delete the Nuke 13.0v10 directory.
  2. Delete, rename, or move your .nuke or .hiero directories, if they exist.

    3. The directories are found in your home directory, by default:

    /Users/<login name>/.nuke

    Note:  The directories may be a hidden directory on your machine. To allow your Mac to display hidden files and directories, type the following command in the Terminal application, press Return, and then relaunch the Finder application:
    defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles YES

  3. Delete, rename, or move your cached files, which reside in the following directory by default:

    4. /var/tmp/nuke

    Note:  If you specified an alternate directory using the NUKE_TEMP_DIR environment variable, purge those files as well as the default location. See Nuke Environment Variables for more information.