Hasta La Motion!

When i select a point (vertex, havent tested with other components) Its giving me the opposing one as well… for instance: Im modeling a railing for a deck, so i make a polygon cube primitive, drop the pivot point to the bottom right so i can scale it form there, and flatten it out into a simple, long railing. Troube is im trying to make the railing have a 45degree angle at the end, like a cut youd make if building a deck so 2 could connect, but when i select the corner vertex at The end i want it at it ALSO selects the vertex at the other end of the object, giving me both…

Anyone have any clue what this is?

I went with FBX (not my favorite, but Nuke seems to support it pretty well). I basically did a geometry cache on a moving figure, applied to a set, exported FBX with set selected for animation.

It worked, the model came in to Nuke and animated, but it was really, really slow updating from frame to frame.

I then read that it might be an ascii vs binary thing, so I downloaded the autodesk converter and made my fbx binary. Indeed it’s a little faster, but not great.

I’m trying to see if this could be a valid tool for, say, bringing in a match move to Nuke and skipping rendering out of a 3D package… but right now it’s too slow and not viable.

Anyone else have any experiences with this?

PS the model was a really low poly count, so I doubt it was that.

I have a project that requires luma keying of black. There is a lot of hair detail in the shot. I can get a great key for the alpha channel, maintaing all the detail for the hair. The problem is the black spill around the hair. Because the hair is so thin it is left with a lot of black edges. Is there a way to suppress this? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

I understand that this is caused by changing from an RGB colourspace to YUV?

I’d appreciate any tips on how I can go about making this transfer, and tips on workflow and what pacjages are best for doing this.

I’m trying things out with Nuke, setting my LUT settings to linear as described in the manual.

Thanks in advance.

I tried using some method and what I got is this(alpha1), But now how can i get clear alpha from this image leaving background behind.