thank you so much! such a headache finding a good tutorial on this stuff because you're basically the only person on the internet to show how you did this
Ty! Are you asking about making the sand wet and then dry as the waves come and go? You can kinda do that with the video sequence depending on the video and how much sand you use from that video when you process it. There is also a more traditional way via materials but I don't know how to do that just yet.
I dont know of any specific tutorials but any masking video with fusion should get you started on the process. E.G. th-cam.com/video/SNpoeepMovo/w-d-xo.html Ill do a quick search to see If I can find what the fusion setup looks like. Once you have it keyed then its pretty much exporting as an EXR with the alpha channel. You also might want to use a color space transform on a adjust clip or right on the tracks that sets the output gamma to linear. Try the gamma thing if your exr's look to bright and washed out in unreal.
Np This should be it. www.vecteezy.com/video/7515149-drone-top-view-of-beautiful-turquoise-sea-waves-breaking-on-sandy-coastline-aerial-shot-of-golden-beach-meeting-deep-blue-ocean-water-and-foamy-waves-nature-seascape-relaxing-and-summer-concept
@@gregggavitt2795 thanks a lot my man. Its even free which great for developing. finding these static aerial shot is pretty hard since they are not much demand for such shot.
@@speed256x Np I think there was a few more decent ones on that site as well. Just be wary of that "free" license. I noticed there was tiers of licensing that offered some kind of legal insurance? Sounds pretty sus to me.
thank you so much! such a headache finding a good tutorial on this stuff because you're basically the only person on the internet to show how you did this
Np!
Great job! Thanks for sharing breakdowns, it helps a lot to deal with the water plugin
Np! Glad its helping out.
Very good, congratulations. What is seen on the horizon is dynamically wetting?
Ty! Are you asking about making the sand wet and then dry as the waves come and go? You can kinda do that with the video sequence depending on the video and how much sand you use from that video when you process it. There is also a more traditional way via materials but I don't know how to do that just yet.
hey gregg, can you point me in a direction on how you keyyed drone shot in resolve or share link of tutorial that you followed
I dont know of any specific tutorials but any masking video with fusion should get you started on the process. E.G. th-cam.com/video/SNpoeepMovo/w-d-xo.html
Ill do a quick search to see If I can find what the fusion setup looks like. Once you have it keyed then its pretty much exporting as an EXR with the alpha channel. You also might want to use a color space transform on a adjust clip or right on the tracks that sets the output gamma to linear. Try the gamma thing if your exr's look to bright and washed out in unreal.
My fusion masking node setup pic4net.com/pm-GRMEIM.html
Color space setup pic4net.com/pm-B1PYBR.html
Export Settings pic4net.com/pm-1RDXLH.html
Can you share the link to the wave footage. Its looks great.
Np This should be it. www.vecteezy.com/video/7515149-drone-top-view-of-beautiful-turquoise-sea-waves-breaking-on-sandy-coastline-aerial-shot-of-golden-beach-meeting-deep-blue-ocean-water-and-foamy-waves-nature-seascape-relaxing-and-summer-concept
@@gregggavitt2795 thanks a lot my man. Its even free which great for developing. finding these static aerial shot is pretty hard since they are not much demand for such shot.
@@speed256x Np I think there was a few more decent ones on that site as well. Just be wary of that "free" license. I noticed there was tiers of licensing that offered some kind of legal insurance? Sounds pretty sus to me.
@@gregggavitt2795 I think these seller also have other royalty free site.