[Pierre Jasmin]

Aside the doc that comes with the installer, what we have is here: https://www.revisionfx.com/products/twixtor/support/
For example if you use AE or FCP press the blue bar for more

The main initial complication is to allow an application to make a layer longer then the original layer which by itself the plugin cannot do, the plugin can only fill the frames if you like. So you have to revert to nesting, pre-comp (whatever your application calls it) before you do anything.

https://www.revisionfx.com/support/faqs/generalfaqs/sequences_longer/

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Aside the doc that comes with the installer, what we have is here: https://www.revisionfx.com/products/twixtor/support/
For example if you use AE or FCP press the blue bar for more

The main initial complication is to allow an application to make a layer longer then the original layer which by itself the plugin cannot do, the plugin can only fill the frames if you like. So you have to revert to nesting, pre-comp (whatever your application calls it) before you do anything.

https://www.revisionfx.com/support/faqs/generalfaqs/sequences_longer/

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

I see,
it’s a good problem.
You might have more luck with RE:Flex for that to start once you get on such large gaps. You might consider discussing your problem with Shin offline as Shin both understands our tools and has restoration experience and it seems there is probably not a solution fits all for your problem.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

I see,
it’s a good problem.
You might have more luck with RE:Flex for that to start once you get on such large gaps. You might consider discussing your problem with Shin offline as Shin both understands our tools and has restoration experience and it seems there is probably not a solution fits all for your problem.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

I think what you are asking is: can you use twixtor to move a texture using the motion computed from the video. The short answer is no.

Alt motion source is for a different purpose: for example to play with contrast etc to help the tracking, or if you cut arbitrary mattes so you can use the original video source to track.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

I think what you are asking is: can you use twixtor to move a texture using the motion computed from the video. The short answer is no.

Alt motion source is for a different purpose: for example to play with contrast etc to help the tracking, or if you cut arbitrary mattes so you can use the original video source to track.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Shin is right, you probably need to the PRO version features for that sort of things

Would incrementally try:

1) animate a point (tracking point in Twixtor UI) on the center of the wheel
2) animate a vertical straight spline on the edge of the truck end
3) create another vertical straight spline on the background house that is visible in both frames (jsut outside the truck end)

See what it does. If it does not work, you might need to create a foreground matte for the truck

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Shin is right, you probably need to the PRO version features for that sort of things

Would incrementally try:

1) animate a point (tracking point in Twixtor UI) on the center of the wheel
2) animate a vertical straight spline on the edge of the truck end
3) create another vertical straight spline on the background house that is visible in both frames (jsut outside the truck end)

See what it does. If it does not work, you might need to create a foreground matte for the truck

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Seems like you have a problem similar in thread below

Since you only have two frames and as per your description a lot of areas of the image is not visible on the other frame, you might need to break the process in two, removing all the subject minus the back leg on a back layer and completing the “limb” invisible on a frame with a paint system – morph that as the under layer, then do a foreground layer morph (a second morph) with the subject without a back leg. Of course all the TO layer prework will need to be done in a precomp.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Seems like you have a problem similar in thread below

Since you only have two frames and as per your description a lot of areas of the image is not visible on the other frame, you might need to break the process in two, removing all the subject minus the back leg on a back layer and completing the “limb” invisible on a frame with a paint system – morph that as the under layer, then do a foreground layer morph (a second morph) with the subject without a back leg. Of course all the TO layer prework will need to be done in a precomp.

Pierre