After Effects: TRACK Objects Outside of the Frame

How to track objects that goes into and out of frame.
Loop keyframes forward and backwards in time:
loopIn("offset")+loopOut("offset")-value
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00:00 - What you will learn
01:11 - Motion Tracking
03:34 - Extrapolate the motion
07:49 - Alternative Solution

[@alexvaulin1140]

Awesome tutorial! Thank you!

[@nathitappan]

Very clever! Thanks for sharing the trick!

[@HenPapirman]

This is an excellent tut.

[@elfinpie7290]

This is awesome. Thank you

[@Arishaa]

Thanks a lot … I like the way you facilitate the job… ❤❤❤

[@SternFX]

You're welcome 😊

[@timmonta7765]

very useful, I wonder where you learned this from 😛

[@ruqos6028]

It didn't workkkkk😭😭

[@SternFX]

Sorry to hear that. You can also try to extend the comp size and use the extrapolate method, or to track with Mocha Ae.