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Tracking and Setting Scene Scale It was immediately apparent that the lens corrected footage had helped PFTrack as it had many more tracking points this time around. I created a mask over the man walking the opposite direction and linked it to a userfeature so that the mask followed the footage. I then input the correct camera settings and solved the track. In order to correctly scale the scene I selected two points that I knew were 0.8m apart and input this into PFTrack’s Scene Scale Window. The next stage was aligning the grid by rotating each axis until everything matched up. After this I exported the tracked information into 3ds Max and will import the objects I have already made. Zoom

Tracking and Setting Scene Scale

It was immediately apparent that the lens corrected footage had helped PFTrack as it had many more tracking points this time around. I created a mask over the man walking the opposite direction and linked it to a userfeature so that the mask followed the footage. I then input the correct camera settings and solved the track. In order to correctly scale the scene I selected two points that I knew were 0.8m apart and input this into PFTrack’s Scene Scale Window. The next stage was aligning the grid by rotating each axis until everything matched up. After this I exported the tracked information into 3ds Max and will import the objects I have already made.


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