I was inspired by the movie called Tx-Transform by Martin Reinhart to write this macro. Tx-transform is a film technique that transposes the time axis (t) and one of the space axes (x or y) with one another. Martin has been working since 1992 on the development of a process that, so to speak, inverts the system of filmic order and makes it legible transversely to the axis of time.
Read more on tx-transform.com.
Read more on tx-transform.com.
nWidth is ideally the width of your movie - but take care with 2k plates because it's also the number of FileIns !!
Normally it takes 3-5min to load your movie and bild up the script. I suggest you start with a lower nWidth, look at the macro internals (b), and try to imagine the clomplexity of a higher nWidth value before complaining.
(Should also work on 2.x and other Platforms)
v0.2:
- added autoAlpha and deInterlace to the Interface
v0.3:
- v0.2 was somehow bogous
- added timeShift: offset the inpoint of your file (after changing the value, you have first to click on another parameter to update the script - if somebody could give me a hint .... )
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