I’m not sure of the details of Andrew’s tut, but if you Edit the Target in the Motion Tracker Panel, choose your Flame layer, and hit Apply, then it should paste those Attach Point keyframes into the Flames Position.
Or you can just copy the Attach Points keyframes (make sure your at the beginning of the clip) then paste them into the Flames Position.
Or you can create a quick expression by Alt-Clicking the Flames Position Stopwatch and pickwhipping to the Attach Point Stopwatch. giving you an expression like:
temp = thisComp.layer(“Comp 1”).motionTracker(“Tracker 1”)(“Track Point 1”).attachPoint;
[temp[0], temp[1]]
If you want the Flame to be offset a little from the Attach Point, out this expression in place of the one you just created with the pickwhip.
a = thisComp.layer(“Comp 2”).motionTracker(“Tracker 2”)(“Track Point 1”).attachPoint;
xOffset = -50;
yOffset = 10;
a + [xOffset, yOffset]
Basically we’ve just created a variable “a” equal to that original first line, yours might be slightly different, so change that “temp” in the first line of you original expression to “a”, then add lines 2 thru 4 below.
Put in number how much you want the Flame offset from the Attach Point, it’s -50 in the and +10 in the Y above.
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