[Stephen L. noe]

Open up the Red stand along engine and open the file. It is an example of light in a box. Dissect the project and then you may be able to figure out how to use the idea in your compilation.

[Stephen L. noe]

How about tracking what you’re trying to mask and then using that track data with the pixel chooser or the matte material (if it was imported)?

[Stephen L. noe]

You need to use a container in order to move the camera properly and still be able to keep track of your layers. First make the effect and then put the entirety of the effect in a container. Now perform 3d moves on the container.

[Stephen L. noe]

This should give you some ideas.

https://home.comcast.net/~stephenlnoe/Light_Box.red

S.Noe

[Stephen L. noe]

That usually means your using a demo version of red and your trial period has expired. Open up the Help menu in the stand alone engine. Now click on the “Register Boris Red” menu item and go through the steps or reinstall using your serial number found on the sleeve of your boris red disk.

[Stephen L. noe]

The card is enough but I’m not sure about the error.

[Stephen L. noe]

If you do the same effect in the Red stand alone engine, does it shut down red with the same circumstances?

[Stephen L. noe]

Practice makes perfect. retrace your steps with the tutorial carefully.

[Stephen L. noe]

When you create the cube are you changing the face track media to a movie or to a video source? Stand alone engine or plugin? NLE?

[Stephen L. noe]

Good deal. Glad you found it.