Corner pinning is what you refer to, and unfortunately it has not yet been implemented into Vegas Pro's motion tracking setup. I think Hitfilm can? I know Mocha can if you're willing to pay for it... Or you can wait for the Vegas team to add it in a future update, which I'd imagine they would (though I can't say for sure, I've heard nothing about it yet).
Today we added a script for adding the motion information to a "picture in picture" effect. This workarround script will be part of one of the next updates.
Today we added a script for adding the motion information to a "picture in picture" effect. This workarround script will be part of one of the next updates.
It works. Great! Thanks so much for the amazingly prompt response to users needs .. I assume the script will eventually show some indication that it has been applied. Right now it shows nothing on the screen but works! I'm impressed!
Corner pinning is what you refer to, and unfortunately it has not yet been implemented into Vegas Pro's motion tracking setup. I think Hitfilm can? I know Mocha can if you're willing to pay for it... Or you can wait for the Vegas team to add it in a future update, which I'd imagine they would (though I can't say for sure, I've heard nothing about it yet).
This is what I want. Would like to feature walls and windows and such within a clip replaced with video and/or text, manipulated in 3D to match on-screen geometry, tracking to corners. I don't understand why the auto-track can't just be inserted into 3D masking features, since it's just the same thing applied to a set of coordinate transforms that are already in the 3D engine and baked into every video card on the planet since the 90's. You're just using the on-screen coordinates, gathered from the motion tracker, to inform the same 3D transforms you would otherwise create manually, that's all. Every 3D game does this as a matter of course with on-screen vertices, and the math is already in the rotations and sizing you do manually within Vegas's 3D engine. ME WANT NOW, this is fresh-out-of-college coder stuff that should be in there already.