Very nice! I've been using this workflow in Flame for some time now. It can be a real life (and weekend) saver! I mostly will use a prerendered unwarp mesh and just throw it through Mocha again, setting it to warp with same setup I used to make the mesh stabilize. Sometimes I feel it's just faster to do it this way.

Thank you very much for this tutorial!!

Cool!

Thanks for sharing

@BorisFXco

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure

great

Cool! Can I just export the alembic or texture to photoshop or substance to texture there? Then read that back in as the new textured "read geo"?

@BorisFXco

Жыл бұрын

Yes, you can.

can we do in premiere pro without nuke?

@BorisFXco

Жыл бұрын

You can't use Alembic data in Premiere Pro, but you can do things a slightly different way. Here's an After Effects/Mocha tutorial that can be used better with Premiere. There's almost no AE functionality shown, so you should be a more direct comparison : borisfx.com/videos/add-face-paint-with-mocha-pros-powermesh-and-the-insert-module/

how to fix the smoothness of the edge of alembic geo ??

@BorisFXco

11 ай бұрын

Usually we recommend making a bigger shape than necessary and tracking a smaller area within it. This anchors the outer border and negates most problems. If you have a good example to show, please join us on the forums : forum.borisfx.com/ There are some better voices in there to help with specific workflows.

Is it possibile to do it in after effects?

@BorisFXco

9 ай бұрын

Not with Alembic, but yes with PowerMesh. Check out Exercise 16 of the Mocha Essentials training course : borisfx.com/free-training/mocha-essentials/

Possible to show a Tut with this same method with Silhouette?

@BorisFXco

3 ай бұрын

We can't use Alembic files in Silhouette, but check out exercise 5 in this Silhouette compositing series for the PowerMesh workflow : borisfx.com/free-training/si-essentials-compositing/

@carminepost9472

3 ай бұрын

@@BorisFXco Many Thanks!