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where "1.0" is the frame number, "+470.67" the x track position and "+341" the y track position.
Run this script. A floater window will appear. Select an .ifl sequence of your tracked footage. (you can create it with Rendering/RAM player tool) Select an .ascii text file exported from Flame or Combustion. You can select an additional track (each track has its own .ascii file) You can select a camera in the scene. (*Must be a FREE camera, Target cameras are not valid) Press "build" A plane textured with your tracked footage and 2 trackpoints will be created and aligned to your camera. 2 additional trackpoints labeled "zdepth" will be created. Those can be moved or animated towards/away the camera through their local X axis keeping a valid 2D Track.
Tested on Max 2010 and 2011 versions. please send your comments to nico at metropolitana.net
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