Cassius Marques
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post a screenshot of both situations if you can, it will help narrow it down.
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what I was trying to say is, use everything you have there to track the footage, either within after, or using mocha.
Then as the folder is blue I would use keylight (effects panel) to mask out the blue. just put this layer ontop of everything and this should put back your fingers without the need to rotoscope anything.
The “simple masking” I was referring was that if you had anything else blue going on, maybe you would need some loose masks on those to make it work. (e.g blue glasses and he had lifted the plate for a few frames)
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Hey Diego, I think it’s a playback issue and I guess you can’t bypass it. What difference would it make to you if you could create a video like that but no computer would run it.
There’s a huge gap between lights being eletronicaly switched on and a machine throughputting video at 240fps.
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What color is the board? can you isolate either by color ou luminance? So it will become a matter of simple masking.
Post a screenshot, it will help.
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your “paint style” is set to reveal original image, you’re using an adjustment layer… change it to “over transparent”
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Is your rotobrushed footage pre-rendered? It could be related to frame rate mismatch between your rotobrushed calculations and your desired render output.
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My bad. I meant using KeyEd Up script, I thought you were referring to it from the beginning
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For the scripts, under General… you can assign shortcuts to “run script number #”. Other than that. I don’t think you can add a shortcut when there is none.
I sometime ago wanted to add a shortcut to the “invert keyframes” command. The way I could get it to work was a script that executed that command and adding a shortcut to it. All you got to do is rename your scripts accordingly so they won’t change hierarchy when you add more to the scripts folder.
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I had just noticed that piece last friday. Some cool things, but I though they just pushed the glass thing a little too far… also those 5 mins got boring pretty fast.
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Nupe, that’s it…boring I know. I wish there was such a thing as default keyframe influence as I see myself allways using more than 50% (from the usual 33%)
just keep in mind you can change shortcuts to take that time adjusting to a minimun.
For example I use f5 for keyframe velocity f6 for interpolation f7 easy out f8 east in (seemed more natural) and it improved my workflow.
also shift + f3 while having a keyframe selected opens its curve.