The addon currently does not include that feature, but I may add it in a future update. Alternatively, you might be able to use other software such as DaVinci Resolve or even Blender to simply cover the unwanted moving object with a black circle or overlay. Afterward, you can track the modified footage, and once it's tracked, switch your footage back to the original footage in the camera settings. I tried this today, and it worked perfectly.
Is this better than the default blender camera tracker?? I see this addon is loading via blender, but is this really better than the default blender tracker?? In blender 3.6, I kept tracking some clips and even though I tried multiple times, but still the [solve error] is around 5 to 10. I wonder is this really helpful to my situation. Is this really better??
Hello Nazarelbadia, thank you for the purchase! I am currently working on a new update to the addon that may resolve the issue. However, it is important that you are using Blender 3.6 for it to work properly.
It depends on how much screen space the moving people occupy. If it's only a small part, then it might work, but I would recommend trying to avoid external moving objects as much as possible.
Hello, to lock the focal length, ensure you have downloaded the latest version (1.7.0) of the add-on. Then, uncheck the "Auto Focal Length" option, enter the desired focal length, and enable the "Lock Focal Length" option.
Right now I bought this addon in the blender market! And right now I’m making a tracker and waiting for the tracker to finish. How long does it take? I have a sequence of 1000 frames. at 60 fps. how can I contact you?
Strange, have you read the documentation and watched both the TH-cam videos? If it is still not working please contact me on Gumroad and send me the footage and I will have a look.
@@axelflax yeah i've read the documentation. My steps are : 1. Convert my video to png image sequence, 2. Prefetch the sequence, 3. copy the first image of the sequence to the box where it asks for the name of png. 4. Click recommended settings 5. start auto tracking and solving. Did i miss anything?
Make sure that you do not include any large external moving objects such as cars, humans etc. If you have moving objects in your scene make sure you have covered them with something like a black circle to avoid it interfering with the tracking. Please send over the footage if more problems occur.
this is the first thing i decided to buy! After first freelance job i'll take it!!
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awesome, I'll definitely be giving it a try!
Contact me for better price
Is it possible to mask out moving objects so as not to have them affect the track (like in AE)?
The addon currently does not include that feature, but I may add it in a future update. Alternatively, you might be able to use other software such as DaVinci Resolve or even Blender to simply cover the unwanted moving object with a black circle or overlay. Afterward, you can track the modified footage, and once it's tracked, switch your footage back to the original footage in the camera settings. I tried this today, and it worked perfectly.
Does it still possible to track if we do not see the floor or the ground in the shot ?
Is this better than the default blender camera tracker?? I see this addon is loading via blender, but is this really better than the default blender tracker?? In blender 3.6, I kept tracking some clips and even though I tried multiple times, but still the [solve error] is around 5 to 10. I wonder is this really helpful to my situation. Is this really better??
Thanks for the tutorial bro. Love the voice narration as well. 🙏🏻
When I click on Start autotracking i'v got a message "blender python traceback (most recent call last)" could you help me please ?
Hello Nazarelbadia, thank you for the purchase! I am currently working on a new update to the addon that may resolve the issue. However, it is important that you are using Blender 3.6 for it to work properly.
Hello will it still work with people moving in a scene for instance a footage shot in a city?
It depends on how much screen space the moving people occupy. If it's only a small part, then it might work, but I would recommend trying to avoid external moving objects as much as possible.
Why does it change the focal length I entered even if I unchecked Auto Focal Length?
Hello, to lock the focal length, ensure you have downloaded the latest version (1.7.0) of the add-on. Then, uncheck the "Auto Focal Length" option, enter the desired focal length, and enable the "Lock Focal Length" option.
@@axelflax Thank you!
Right now I bought this addon in the blender market! And right now I’m making a tracker and waiting for the tracker to finish. How long does it take? I have a sequence of 1000 frames. at 60 fps. how can I contact you?
It should take around 5-25 min, but it depends on your computers hardware. You can contact me on Blendermarket if you would like more detailed help.
I'm trying the addon, im curious as to your PC specs though. I have an rtx3080ti and the addon just keeps loading indefinitely. so strange.
Strange, have you read the documentation and watched both the TH-cam videos? If it is still not working please contact me on Gumroad and send me the footage and I will have a look.
@@axelflax yeah i've read the documentation. My steps are : 1. Convert my video to png image sequence,
2. Prefetch the sequence,
3. copy the first image of the sequence to the box where it asks for the name of png.
4. Click recommended settings
5. start auto tracking and solving.
Did i miss anything?
Make sure that you do not include any large external moving objects such as cars, humans etc. If you have moving objects in your scene make sure you have covered them with something like a black circle to avoid it interfering with the tracking. Please send over the footage if more problems occur.
@@axelflax the video i tried to use is stock footage from pexels. It's called palmachim-beach-video-5