have a moving object in a sequence. this object, I want now by another 3D object replace. So did the original object is tracked with track motion (tracktype: each tried) and then with "edit target" I said, that he is tracking points to the 3d image of the object to set. after I've done is my 3d-forming small and twisted completely out, but not so as I've previously set. is somehow stupid. why is this motion-tracker is not so easy to point to the 3D image to apply to the 3D image form and size of reserves and it is not kleinskaliert.
can someone help me? Thank you
Antwort von Michaela:
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Antwort von B.DeKid:
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have a tutorials buying ae
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Property which has the object for the 3D Camera values, which agree with the values of the original recording coincide? What progi searched for the 3D object made?
NEN is the original actor in green, for example, the now ne 3D character will be replaced?
Antwort von Spitfire:
Hello, I use After Effects nonstop. For me the beginning is synonymous happens. You have to be the target to a null object do you find under this level. If the 3D object is then in position where it should be connecting to it due with a zero object, then go.
