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You pick a static object in the video, import a matching geometry, place it on to of the object, switch to Camera tracking mode and then press the tracking button. This way you animate the camera that is plugged into the Camera input. That's how it works.

Yes! You can track any rigid object with a matching geometry.

Unfortunately, right now there's no option to lock one or all axes or rotation when tracking. But you could try go to the Smoothing tab and play with the smoothing value on the z axis (0 - 1). Hope that helps!

I tried ,not helping ,but thanks for the reply, geotracker is still and important part of my workflow ,but i realy wish this gets added in the future ,by then ,basicaly this tool becomes production ready ,thanks again

As far as I get it, you're talking about head tracking. Make sure you follow each step as shown in our tutorial on tracking heads: ua-cam.com/video/eG-XFn8Iqng/v-deo.htmlsi=6K4RW915m_sgLo2H

This video is outdated. Check out how to install the add-on here: ua-cam.com/video/tETtRwCnLyg/v-deo.htmlsi=Itg05WKAIrcjPavZ&t=35

So far tracking with rigged geometry is possible only with GeoTracker for Nuke.

@@keentools is it possible to get the same feature in blender ...i have a upcoming project am ready to pay even for beta testing ....if possible

@@begalooloo Sorry to say that but it's not possible to get that feature in Blender at the moment. If you've never used Nuke before, you can go with its 15 day free trial. You'll need to download and install GeoTracker for Nuke and your license will be active in Nuke too.

Try exporting from the GeoTracker panel > Export > FBX for games. If that doesn't help, we'd need more details on the problem to help. Send them to team@keentools.io, attach screencast (video) of the issue, if possible.

They do. Older don't

Yes, you could do that! In this video we go through the very basics. There's more to come.

A simple answer to this is yes, you'll still get some sort of a result, even with one picture. Any 3D head you get this way is a 3D interpretation of a 2D image. The more different angles you have at hand and the higher quality, the more accurate your reconstruction can be.

It depends. Most often, a bunch of additional keyframes and a bit of refining can get you very close. Because you deal with geometry and not point trackers, you can always guess its position and adjust it manually as long as the object can be seen more or less clearly in the frame.

GeoTracker lets you track any object with a matching 3D model, not just a face or a head. And it recreates the motion of that object in 3D, so it gives you more control and realism when adding CG elements and visual effects.

There's a free 15-day trial for all new users. Monthly and annual options then.

Yes, you can go to the Smoothing tab and try different values for Translation and Rotation. Note that jittering may also be caused by 3D model being too rough.

It's hard to say why you're having this from what you've described. Can you record the problem on a video and send it to team@keentools.io? We'll check it as soon as we can.

Hey! The description you provide is not enough for understanding the problem. I'd suggest checking out tutorials on rendering in Blender if it's the rendering issue.

@@keentools ok thanks

@@keentools ho! found the problem, exporting with a video clip must have the transparent option enabled for rendering

Any format that Blender supports should work well. Can you describe the problem in more detail? Is there an error, it doesn't behave as you expect it, etc?

GeoTracker for After Effects: ua-cam.com/video/zsxCgMdfTR4/v-deo.htmlsi=8zf3F24nKIxxs1w0 A quick search will find you one for Blender as well

So far only plans

@@keentools I see. That's better than no plans I guess. Thanks for the reply. I hope to see it in the future. I'm sure I'm not the only one. Cheers!

No, just type in a name for the analysis file and press Analyze. If the error is still there, you can record a video of how you get it and send it to team@keentools.io please provide details like your os and nuke version.

We're researching this possibility, but so far it's only rigid geometry that you can track with GeoTracker in Blender.

​@@keentools Could this be in nuke ? Thankyou for reply

@@sakibshaikh429 Currently, GeoTracker is available for Nuke, Blender and After Effects

Most probably the issue is due to default FaceBuilder head being 10 times bigger than an average human head. Try scaling it down to 0.1 in the Model tab on the FaceBuilder panel before exporting. Or scale it down manually in Blender and then Object > Apply > Scale.

Sure. Create new GeoTracker, select the same clip, camera, plug in new geometry and there you go!

@@keentools it wont effect the camera track for the previous geometry?

@@isabellacolt3014 If you track geometry then it won't, whether your camera is static or animated.

Lockdown and Mocha Pro are planar trackers. GeoTracker is a 3D tracker. It lets you track objects using a matching geometry. When you use GeoTracker for Blender, the object track you get in the end is an animated 3D model that recreates the motion of the object you see in the video right in the 3D world.

It's a free 3D stock model

😭 still can create a 3D head with a single image

Maybe this video showing how to export the tracking results properly will help: ua-cam.com/video/2DXk3P9kBY4/v-deo.html

@@keentools Did that, followed the instructions several over and it doesn't work. The object in the tracker stage fits perfectly, but when parenting the null send the object flying all over the place, and resetting the position to 0,0,0 puts the object completely out of the comp viewer. The built in tracker works better

@@Matey-qe8jg You can do a screencast of your problem and send that and your AE project file and materials (3D model, footage) so could try it on our side and see what goes wrong: team@keentools.io

Check the Compositing part in this video: ua-cam.com/video/v7R246evN_U/v-deo.htmlsi=hwZDhkkYjo-9jGa9&t=692