Hasta La Motion!

I have a question about camprojection with nuke. I have a 3D model of an city, now I exported every building as an obj seperately and projected on every a texture from an psd file, then put every projectnode seperately in a scene then a rendernode, then merged them everytime with an over together. My question now is how do I get the Z-Depth from the whole city? Is there another way to merge all the files in one scene and lay them one over another, or does every projection need their own rendernode?

cheers

stephan

We (Randy and I) joined a dutch competition for Heineken.
Target: “Make a follow up of the original walking fridge commercial”
Theme: “Summer”

Unfortunately we could use the camera 7 days before the deadline.
So we had only 7 days production time.

Day 1: Modeling and animating the fridge
Day2: Filming (shot with a Canon HF S100)
Day3 till 6: Compositing
Day 7: Rounding it up. Stress Stress Stress. Uploading crashed 3 times. Uploaded the
commercial one hour before the deadline!

It’s mostly mattepainting and greenscreen.

Here is the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9V_mg…layer_embedded

Well let me know what you guys think of it!

Later,
Maarten

I’m pretty new to RealFLow, so I have one question for all of you:
How can I make water dripping in regular intervals – one drop every 3 seconds, which then hits a solid surface?

Thank you for your help!

Basically im from india this is my first interview from Foreign Countrie.. so give me some sugges…

I did a matchmove in pftrack 5.0 which turned out fine. I orientated, added and positioned grids and boxes… Everything looking good, making me happy.

Now I get export failure messages, and, well: it doesn’t export the move.

For the track I used User Features and Guided Autotrackes – as I said before: I am happy with the result – and my export choices are Lightwave, Nuke and After Effects.

Nothing works.
Lens distortion worked, tracking, solving…fine.

Any ideas why pft is failing to export? Unfortunatly it doesn’t say anything else.

All answers are appreciated.

-Michael