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This plugin transforms a coordinate pair (x & y)
with the matrix retrieved from the concatenation chain directly
upstreams. It doesn't do this live because of Shake's internal
dependency of the values before and after the current time to correctly
calculate motion blur. Because of this the parameter curves needs to be
baked much like the PixelAnalyzer
only faster because no image data is needed only upstream parameter
values.
This could be useful in a variety of situations. A simple example would
be that you have tracked and composited together some image material
that later gets cornerpined to a
TV set in the shot. Suppose you later want to have that
tracker-position earlier created but now actually in the shot's
position on the TV screen material.
Instead of painstakingly painting a dot and temporarily use that to
retrack it in the shot's final position, and more importantly therefore
loose a lot of accuracy, you use this plugin to transform
the tracking data to what it should be exactly! The only thing you have
to do is place the node directly under the concatenated transformation
chain, give it the coordinates to transform (click "LinkTracker"
to easily hook up to a existing tracker in the script), give it a time
range and hit the "BakeTransformation" button.
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