Evan Robinson
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Im parenting it so that the actor layer always fills the screen. Because it is a 3d layer, it moves around like everything else
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That is not possible, since the actor layer is parented to the camera. It cant be parented to both.
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The track is fine, in fact, the shot tracks really well. l just don’t understand how to get this 2d layer of my actor in the 3d virtual set with the actors feet touching the ground of my virtual set. I can position the floor correctly, it seems to work, but when i go the the custom view 3, i see that the actors feet are not really touching the floor. So if i add a 3d light, the actors seems to be on the ground till you see the shadow, and you can tell that the actor is actually floating above the ground. What i did was make my actor’s layer 3d, which moves it out of position. I then position the 3d layer of my actor to to fill the entire camera like its 2d equivalent layer. Then i parent the 3d layer of the actor to the camera, so it is always in front of camera. Is that correct?
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You must have misunderstood me, there is camera movement, but the actor is not moving.
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The actor nor the green screen is moving, There is not much parallax, and even if there were 3d camera tracker built in can not manually add user features
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I am tracking the live footage. Is it better the track the virtual set?? Also the virtual set is some thing that i made. You said
Make sure the track solves for the proper field of view (lens), then duplicate that in the 3D set
Can you please explain that better, Thanks
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I probably did not give you enough info to answer the question, so ask as many as you need.
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Thanks
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Yes, i selected more than 1.
The problem occurs anywhere on the ground, not just the point shown. It tracks fine, when the null is on the green screen
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What is the point cloud?? My problem is the null object it not staying on the ground in the second picture, the null object is still close the the scene, where it should be far to left, if it had tracked properly. Once the point that the null object is resting on in the first picture leaves the scene, the track messes up, and move along with the green screen, as if it was tracked to it.
