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thanks for input ...

its a good tutorial. let me try it once..

Mocha Vegas can track and Roto the impossible.....Watch the many tutorials on their website, be patient, and follow along...... With several practice, that tracking you are currently struggling with, will soon be a breeze.

That is an excellent and clearly explained tutorial - thank you @ScrapyardFilms for creating the tutorial.

@iEmby Hi, I don't think it is as easy as the other comments are making out, I've had Mocha Pro Standalone+plugin for several yrs, updated each yr to the latest 2024 version.

The tutorial video shared is using the roof as the main tracking plane, In Mocha this is very basic tracking 101, but In your video the text is freely stood upright & there's no clear adjacent plane to track & stick your text to, there's a couple of small vertical faces of buildings but they're offset to one another, The field & the buildings do track quite well but like I say the buildings are too small/offset so the text insert wobbles a bit & because the Planer surface/text insert is offset from the orig tracking planes the text doesn't stay where it's placed. The field is on the wrong plane (horizontal), the only thing you can do with the field track is lay text flat on the ground, so to get a good track that pans around with the text standing free like that isn't easy.

Mocha Pro has a Camera Solve feature where several small points can be tracked & a 3d dimension/space is created which makes placing & standing text up like that easier, I did this with a drone shot flying up a valley a few yrs ago but unfortunately you need Adobe AE (editor with a built in camera), which I don't have anymore & Mocha Pro not Mocha Vegas.

I'm always willing to learn, maybe using Mocha Vegas tracking data would let you fix text in place & Track Motion 3d option would let you stand the text upright but I somehow doubt that, I don't have Mocha Vegas to test it. So I'd like to see the other commenters do this & show how on the clip you provided...? Would you share the clip without the text you've added?

PS. what did you track to place the text as you did in your video? It seems you've got almost there, If I was looking at that I'd just say the wobble you have & the movement of text was down to poor tracking...

@Gid yes i agreed.

In 3D dimensions it is not tracking.

If you can't solve it, please provide us with the clip as a download so that you can try it yourself.

please provide us with the clip as a download

Seconded