Thanks!

Cheers :D

Change the length values on your camera calibration lines

Yes, it's called Motion Tracking, here's a tutorial i did on the subject kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bMCHf6x30tOrgHU.html

no i know motion tracking ,, can you give me your facebook or an email so i can tell you what i mean ?

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okay ill explane what i mean here and if you understand what i want and know how to do it tell me and ill be a patron then you help me with it .. when you put a view background for motion tracking ,, you put a plane then you aplly the texture on it as frontal ,, thats i know ,, but when you move the plane the texture moves with it ,, and thats not what i want ,, i to put the plane on the floor and the video texture becomes solid on it ,, so if i move the plane the texture stay the same place it was before i moved it ,, and when i move the time line the texture change as the video just like the frontal moves but as i told you i want it to stay at the same place :) ,, let me know if you know how to do it and if you can ill become a patron now :)

I think i know what you mean, message me on my facebook page and we can arrange a screen sharing session. facebook.com/digitalmeat3d/