Lowering the ‘Tracking Target Resolution’ ONLY reduces the resolution of step 1. Tracking Target Resolution: There are two steps to tracking, one of which is tracking the general motion of the shot, the second is finding a pixel accurate match. At that point, you’re better off just using “Extremely Accurate”. Increasing Tracking Scale can slightly improve the results of Accurate 1.6 when objects are moving quickly, however you won’t get much better results above 25 pixels, except in extreme cases. Extremely Accurate: Slow, but better than ‘Accurate 1.6’ in every other way. There are two tracking modes: Accurate 1.6: Fast, and good for simple shots with lots of detail. Tracking algorithms and how to tweak them The script will pre-compose your layer and set everything inside the pre-comp to all the correct settings, and you can work with Lockdown in there. If you aren’t 100% sure how to set that up on your own, just press the Pre-compose button at the top of the plugin.

The layer that Lockdown is applied to, and the Composition that layer is in, must have the same resolution and framerate for Lockdown to work. Pre-composing and setting up your footage/composition for tracking (After Effects) This feature will release with Lockdown 2.5. This is honestly the slowest and most boring tutorial I’ve ever made, but if you’re even slightly confused by the concept of what the “Lockdown frame” is, please watch it. The Lockdown frame is no longer set by the “Lockdown!” Button. It will create a green bar in the popout timeline.

To set the frame you’d like to paint or apply graphics to, press the “Set Lockdown Mesh/UV Frame” button.

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