One thing I've noticed in Dasboschitt's "Gmod Idiot Box" is that some scenes have video footage of a person moving his/her arm while the face poser continues to change by frames as if it was taken by screenshots.
An example ([b]@ 2:16[/b]):
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMjTzc_QMwc[/media]
Any clue how this is done? Would be certainly appreciated...
it's done by masking
[QUOTE=Max of S2D;19524962]it's done by masking[/QUOTE]
I've been wondering about this too making the mouth move while other things are moving in the background.
I've also been wondering how he makes the action seem so comical like kicking the door down and shoving people out of the way? does he speed up the action in the editor? cause thats what I think.
my video exsample- [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5U23J3WZ_Gg[/url] Its best to do it in after effects, because you can mask with a pen tool type of mask, you can move it around if needed and blur it if needed. Every single person except for the ragdoll, was played by me at different times.
You need to have a static camera and record the 2 different movements at different times and if any 2 objects get in the way of each other, you have to mask every single frame, so if you don't want the work, make sure they don't overlap. I actually had to do that with my test video.
[QUOTE=coolguyfourteen;19528910]my video exsample- [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5U23J3WZ_Gg[/url] Its best to do it in after effects, because you can mask with a pen tool type of mask, you can move it around if needed and blur it if needed. Every single person except for the ragdoll, was played by me at different times.
You need to have a static camera and record the 2 different movements at different times and if any 2 objects get in the way of each other, you have to mask every single frame, so if you don't want the work, make sure they don't overlap. I actually had to do that with my test video.[/QUOTE]
a ok, but what if you DON't have after effects?
do the same with pan/zoom window where it has mask? in Sony Vegas Pro 8?
Yes, exactly
Be sure your ragdoll's face does not move and is never covered, then take several screenshots for each expression, then add them
[QUOTE=Max of S2D;19529851]Yes, exactly
Be sure your ragdoll's face does not move and is never covered, then take several screenshots for each expression, then add them[/QUOTE]
cool thanks for the info!
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