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Hi guys in this lecture you are going to learn about the track point.

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What are these squares that you see here and what is this place in the middle.

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Also we are going to position the attack point on a certain element or certain visual that we want to

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talk with in the video.

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And in the next lecture we are going to analyze and talk and then we will attach a target just from

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overdye.

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First there is something important I need to bring to your attention.

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Let's look at that.

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Here we have trackball into one.

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Now every time you click on the track motion a rocket is created within the rocket you'll have a track

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point one.

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So that is there is no difference between the two track points.

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If you click again by mistake OK now you have so many Thakurs.

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Please if this is the case select all the trackers that you don't need keep only tracker 1 and press

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delete to delete all the ruckus except that point to what I would 12. not selected for Antoine and you

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going to that Antoine was in your pun.

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Let's understand a bit about the trackball and if you zoom in I'm using the mouse scroll here is.

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All of this is the trackball one is a big square which is the search region and there is a smaller square

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which is the featured region and there is a cross there that is called the attachment.

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The big square here is the situation.

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This is where aftereffect is gonna search to determine the position of the featured region.

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The smaller square within the smaller square you are going to look for a search in demonology.

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If you come to options here you will notice that it's a tracker one and there are the challenges here.

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You could look for a color AGP for luminance or saturation livingness is how bright or is the pixel

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is the best to work with.

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But I also see a situation in some cases can be very useful.

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So it's going to look within the feature region the smaller square for the luminance and then is going

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to position the attach point and keyframe it.

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So this is the whole concept within the search engine.

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Place the feature region and position the attach point and keyframe it.

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If you come to the land over here there is the Fisher Center the Fisher Center is the center of the

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whole point.

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If you are in.

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If I move it very slowly it is moving the whole track.

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And then there is the feature size.

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This is the size of the feature region.

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You see you can make it bigger or smaller.

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It is not good at all to make it bigger than the search region.

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Doesn't make sense also.

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Also you can come over here click on the corners and make it the size that you want from here.

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Is much better because you make it bigger and that's what's happening.

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The search engine also is getting bigger.

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That's a cool way also to work.

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I will undo all this and then you have the search sites.

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This is the size of the search region.

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Of course you can change the values from here but much more practical to click on one corner and start

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moving it around to the site for your search region and you have the attach point.

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This is the position of the attached point not is now it's in the middle of the composition you have

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over here the confidence higher values means that either X is very confident in his analysis for the

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track point lower values like 2 or 3 percent.

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It means that that point is lost completely.

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You know we can see what it is.

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So the curve in this is an indication of how good is your track point in terms of the feature size and

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the search region.

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Now the next step is to position the track for what you wanted to track.

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So I would zoom out here and I want to track this little guy over here.

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You can click anywhere within the track point.

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And when the mouse pointer looked like he moved pointer you can click and drag and position it whenever

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you want.

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Notice how he's tried to zoom in because actually we usually track very small points.

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Now I will use our option on the Mac and zoom in spacebar to position.

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First of all you focus on the search engine.

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Make sure the search engine is big enough to always include what ever you want to track.

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Then you focus on the feature region.

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This is what you want to track and just move it like this.

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I prefer to do that and re adjust the search engine.

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That's what I usually do.

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Yet you can start resizing the feature region here or the small square.

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It's important that within your search engine there is always the element that you are trying to track

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and in the feature region there is something that is you know different from the background the limit

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is higher than the background.

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So if you call the guy the foreground It has higher luminance than the bagong.

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So for me I think this is called It is never 100 percent correct.

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You need some time to come back and adjust and sometimes you will need to consider everything and do

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it again.

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So it's not like you are just going to click on analyzed and it's going to work.

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No there will be adjustment to do.

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And I you do here.

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There would be a big adjustment to do.

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Now this is about the track point how to position it and how to adjust it in the next lecture we'll

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move on to analyze of course forward.

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I'll see you then.
