Twixtor* now respects the field rendering settings of the host application. *Before You Start, EXTREMELY IMPORTANT.* *Common problems discussed here!* For all applications * *NEW FOR Twixtor 4. Furthermore, the guiding shapes need not be closed. *For After Effects 5.0 (and later) and combustion 3.0 (and later) only: * * *Twixtor Pro*'s tracking can be interactively guided and corrected using the host application's splines and polylines! When *Twixtor* exhibits tracking problems, you can guide Twixtor by simply creating and animating splines to show *Twixtor* where objects are actually moving. Motion vectors can come from many places, such as a 3D animation system or from the *Twixtor Pro* motion vector output plugin (only recommended for applications that support 16 bpc and floating point processing and output).
TUTORIAL TWIXTOR PREMIERE MANUAL
(Please read your host application manual for availability and instructions for setting plugin position settings via point tracking) * *Twixtor Pro *provides the option to output the per-pixel motion vectors that are calculated (this plugin is only for applications that support 16 bpc and floating point processing and output) * *Twixtor Pro *can remap time using motion vectors supplied. You can set the position of each point at each frame by hand, but more importantly, these points can be positioned from frame-to-frame using the host application's point-tracking features, when available.
By using the tracking points you can explicitly tell Twixtor where a pixel moves from one frame to the next in order to guide *Twixtor*'s calculation of motion vectors. * Up to 12 tracking points can be specified to help guide *Twixtor*'s motion estimation. With *Twixtor Pro*, up to 4 separate layers can be specified. Separate layers are particularly useful when objects in the scene cross each other. Layers in *Twixtor Pro* are specified through the use of mattes that you create (independently of *Twixtor*). * The ability to separate the source material into multiple layers that are inbetweened individually. In particular *Twixtor Pro* adds the following features: *Twixtor Pro* allows you to guide *Twixtor*'s tracking on problematic footage. *Twixtor Pro* adds many features that help you successfully retime clips with objects that pass in front of each other. Floating point support in After Effects 7.0 or later. Frame rate conversions only supported in After Effects and combustion * Ability to mark cut points so that material with edits can be retimed or transcoded without breaking the material into pieces first * With Twixtor 4 and within After Effects, you can use the AE's time remap to speed up, slow down and time remap tools to control the timing of both audio and imagery and use *Twixtor* "underneath" to control the process of time warping the imagery. See website for exact compatibility.* *Twixtor* Features: * * * * * * Calculation of motion vectors at each pixel Warping and interpolation of frames to "time warp" input footage Smart processing of fields in the input and output as appropriate Stretching of a sequence using a single scaling parameter Keyframeable retiming for complete control on a frame-by-frame basis. *Twixtor *works in**Adobe (R)*After Effects (R)**, * Adobe*Premiere Pro (R), Autodesk Combustion (TM), *and *other programs that support After Effects **plugins**. employing RE:Vision's proprietary tracking technology that calculates motion for each individual pixel. In order to achieve its unparalleled image quality, *Twixtor* synthesizes unique new frames by warping and interpolating frames of the original sequence. You will find tutorial projects for * After Effects 5.0 and later (windows), 7.0 and later (macintosh) * combustion 3.0.4 and later * Premiere Pro CS2 and later -*What is Twixtor?* *Twixtor intelligently slows down, speeds up or changes the frame rate of your image sequences.* *Twixtor *enables you to "time warp" your image sequences with visually stunning results. Go to the "Twixtor" section and navigate to the help page. *Twixtor^TM User's Manual.* -NOTE: *We have tutorial projects for common Twixtor uses.
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