Thank you!

so gald it helped you out!

Thank you!

Noted!

You're welcome!

I'm glad you like it 😀

Glad it was helpful!

glad you liked it!

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exactly

Good idea. You definitely could do all of those things.

@@RealVideoFx yesssssirrr

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@@RealVideoFx Hello. You know AE on a pro level. Can you please explain how to track a road and add some lines all over the way. Thank you.

Did you find out what happened?

Same

same problem

try checking the anchor position on your image, sometimes can be off set to what the track image was. Slight adjustment should sort it right out

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Thank you

I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. If everything works fine until the preview after applying the export, here are a few things you might want to check: Layer Order: Ensure that your image overlay layer is above the background footage layer in the timeline. Sometimes it might accidentally be placed below or hidden behind other layers. Visibility Settings: Check if the eye icon next to your overlay layer in the timeline is toggled on. This controls the visibility of the layer. Blending Mode: Make sure that the blending mode for your overlay layer is set appropriately. Sometimes, changing it to 'Normal' can resolve the issue if it was accidentally set to something else. Effect Controls: Double-check that all the effect controls and settings are correctly applied to your overlay. If keyframes are used, verify that they are set correctly throughout the timeline. Rendering Issues: Sometimes, rendering issues might cause the overlay not to display properly. Try clearing the cache (Edit > Purge > All Memory & Disk Cache) and preview again. If you've checked all these and it's still not showing up, you might want to retrace your steps or even restart After Effects to see if that resolves the issue. Hope this helps, and let me know how it goes!

Make sure you pre-comp your new layer

No, you can add video as well. You will need to add it to a new comp. But you can do video or images

Here are some steps to help you troubleshoot and solve the issue: Check the Alignment of the Anchor Point: Ensure that the anchor point of the layer you are applying the tracking data to is centered or positioned correctly. If the anchor point is off, it can cause the layer to appear offset when the tracking data is applied. Verify the Composition Settings: Double-check that your composition settings, especially the frame rate and aspect ratio, match those of the footage you tracked in Mocha. Any mismatch can cause the tracking data to be misaligned. Examine the Tracking Data Scale: Sometimes, the scale of the tracking data might not match the scale of your After Effects project. You may need to manually adjust the scale of your object layer to match the tracking data. You can do this by selecting the layer and pressing 'S' to bring up the scale property, then adjusting as needed. Use the Align Surface Tool in Mocha: Before exporting your tracking data from Mocha, use the Align Surface tool to make sure the surface and the grid are perfectly aligned with the area you want to track in your footage. This ensures the data exported will match your target placement in After Effects. Pre-Compose If Necessary: If you're applying corner pin data to a layer with other effects or transformations, consider pre-composing the layer first. Apply the Mocha tracking data to the pre-comp so that the tracking data isn't affected by other transformations. Adjust the Corner Pin Effect: If you're using the corner pin effect with the data from Mocha and it doesn't line up, manually adjust the corner pin points in After Effects. Sometimes slight manual adjustments are necessary to get a perfect match.

If you want to take the time out you can mask and track each Floodlight out as well. 👍🏻

Here are some suggestions to troubleshoot this issue: 1. Check Your Tracking Points: Ensure that the tracking points you’ve selected on the billboard are distinct and maintain consistency throughout the shot. Avoid areas with low contrast or those that might get obscured. 2. Adjust the Tracking Search Area: Sometimes expanding or reducing the search area can help Mocha better understand the motion. 3. Analyze Frame by Frame: If there’s a particular point where the track slips, manually adjust the tracking at that point. Mocha allows you to make keyframe adjustments. 4. Perspective Tracking: Since you’re tracking a billboard, perspective changes might be significant. Ensure ‘Perspective’ is enabled in your track motion options, which you’ve done. 5. Stabilize Your Footage: If the footage is very shaky, pre-stabilizing it before tracking can help. 6. Update or Reinstall: Ensure you’re using the latest version of Mocha. Sometimes bugs can cause tracking issues, which are often resolved in updates. 7. Check for Obstructions: If something (like a passing vehicle) temporarily blocks the billboard, it can throw off the track. Mask out these obstructions if possible. 8. Use Manual Track: If automatic tracking fails, consider using the manual track feature for challenging sections. 9. Refer to Tutorials: Sometimes specific tutorials can offer insights into complex tracking scenarios. 10. Seek Community Help: Post your issue in forums or communities dedicated to After Effects and Mocha. Often, professionals in these communities can provide valuable insights.

I followed your last tips but still had no luck. >> kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nb-JpqSBsJrDew.html

you will have to go back in and re-adjust the lines in mocha

Meh…

Make sure to save the data when you leave mocha.

scrub back and manually adjust the lines and go frame by frame.

@@RealVideoFx didn’t work

@@joshwilliams6517 are you adjusting the anchor points as well? Those have to be adjusted also.

Make sure you have a good area selected. Also remember that mocha is a planer tracker so you need to track the surface area then replace.

Mustafa S. Muhammed what do you mean?

​@@RealVideoFx i need to download this video that you have used

Yep!

what do you mean?

@@RealVideoFx look at difference between original jpeg file and bilboard..... because you paste track information and it breaks your jpeg file proportion....

You’re doing it wrong then…

@@RealVideoFx i guess the image that i want to add has to be the same size of the original clip. am i right?

@@stepanjavorsky5440 yes or you have to have it in a precomp

@@RealVideoFx precomposition works perfectly, thank you

@@RealVideoFx how do you do a precomp?