ShakeTracker2AE

Import tracker data from Shake into After Effects.

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ShakeTracker2AE

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Use Shake’s great tracker node and save the data as a text file. ShakeTracker2AE imports it in an After Effects Comp as a null object.

(To install you just put the file in the After Effects Script folder and make sure you enable Allow Scripts to Write Files and Access Network in AE Preferences > General)

Last updated October 26th, 2009
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Tags: AE7, CS3, CS4, Import, Shake, Tracker

Rebusfilm

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A production company with focus on post production for film and television. It's located in the heart of Malmö, Sweden and is a part of a growing network of both freelance and small business professionals from the film and television industry.

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Todd Kopriva (Reply to this comment)
October 26, 2009

I recommend leaving a comment on a relevant page of After Effects Help to tell After Effects users about this script in the context in which they’ll be looking for such tools. A comment with a link on this page would be good:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AfterEffects/9.0/WS3878526689cb91655866c1103906c6dea-7c5ea.html
- Lloyd (Reply to this comment)
  October 26, 2009
  
  Thanks for the reminder. Posted.
Alex Czetwertynski (Reply to this comment)
October 26, 2009

This is absolutely awesometown
andrew (Reply to this comment)
March 19, 2010

Hi can this work with the smooth cam node?
Jörgen Persson (rebusfilm) (Reply to this comment)
March 19, 2010

SmoothCam works by analyzing the image and then rotate, translate and distort to smooth out the difference in pixel positions over time. It’s not based on point tracking which is what’s required for an export to After Effects null objects.

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