Projection makes light work of camera mapping onto 3D planes in After Effects. It was created with the release of After Effects CS6 in mind, which now has the 3D Camera Tracker, a built-in matchmover. But Projection works equally well with imported match-move data from programs such as Syntheyes, Boujou and PF Track.
I tried to test projection.
But when I klick "Go" nothing happens.
Could there be a problem with the trial version?
I have OSX 10.7 and AE CS6. I tried it with the included Test-Project and with one of my own (1024x576)
Thanks
Markus
i work on CS5 and i have "The Foundry" as my tracking software.
Will it work for me?
Thanks
Stefan
when will the announced "3D Rotation Pro" Script be available?
Regards from Germany!
Hi Markus,
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Best,
Ben.
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Best,
Ben.
No, it's not that. I very often add an indexOf funtion to the Array prototype myself, so I rarely use a for x in Array to loop through an array
any thoughts on if I am doing something wrong
using cs6 on a Mac
Any news on when the 3D rotation pro will be released?
Let's say in the Projection Light Orientation:
Projection");T=time+(time-L.sourceTime(time));try{glOr(C.activeCamera,T)}catch(e){[0,0,0]}
is that the C.activeCamera you're refering to?
so if my Camera in the main comp would be called "camera 1", how would the expression have to look like? If I just do
Projection");T=time+(time-L.sourceTime(time));try{glOr(C.layer(Camera 1),T)}catch(e){[0,0,0]}
it gives me an error. Sorry I'm not that good with the expression syntax..