Guys in this lecture you are going to explore.
The nuns follow points.
So if you know this one it means you're going to create new layers that will follow the point of a mosque
or a path that's very interesting.
The example I'm going to use here is very simple and very easy yet is astonishing how powerful it can
be.
So I have here my self speaking and I want to put some things on my eyes and my mouth over here.
So the best way to do that is to have a mosque tract the mosque and then some players using the nuns
for that point.
Let's see if we get this later of course and then I will do a mask using the pen tool.
I will zoom in press alt and zoom in first point or put down the eye.
Another one on the eye and one on the mouse over here and close the mask.
OK let's go back to 100 percent and this is our video.
This is the top video just has a mask.
We go over here.
Then we took it down and we got the mask.
And as simple as this unmask you're right.
And you say track mask.
Now it just makes sense that you are at the beginning of the composition.
Now you can track with Sybrand metals here.
I'm sure you know about track mask.
I would take position scale rotation the default one and let's start starstruck.
So it's going to go till the end and I will do maybe some corrections.
I'm not sure.
And then when it's completed we will go back and start working.
It's finished tracking to see the mask when he passes this part to play in the preview.
All I have to do is to enable the preview of a laser mask from here are make sure that it is highlighted
and mask.
And if you play now you will see your mask.
Let me select the layer of course.
Here you are.
It has tracked very nicely the three points.
Now what's amazing about this I have a mask that has three parts.
So let's create now three players I would select everything create the first shape player.
OK.
That's a circle here and then I will duplicate the three times as surprizes randomly called them down
and then left and right here you are and I would select.
Now the video where we have put our mask and the troll down and select the mask.
It says the must pass and go to nods follow points here you are.
Now I have three.
Now there's one for each pointer I created within the mask and also it has its own keyframes.
Not this year the keyframes are for the whole mosque not for single point.
When I did the tracking it does not create for you a keyframe for every point.
As for the whole mask or the shape of the mask if you like.
Now you know very well I am going to do.
I'm going to take that down and then look at the left.
This is the left yes and then right and of course you guessed it.
I'm going to print the down to down and right to right and left.
But I will use the shift key so they can jump.
Of the Shepler's here and put them at point of course in the middle.
Otherwise the jump will be huge.
Then take the down player press shift and just that big part to the down.
A here could do the same for left and now for the right you are.
They all jumped good guys.
Now that is what happened here.
The animation of what I am showing you is pretty simple I just put three shape players on top of every
point for the tractor mask and this is very powerful guys.
Life has become easier when using this.
Here you are.
It's really perfect and of course if I wanted I would have put the graphics or so on.
If I had three cards I could have done the same for masques for every time.
Now the notion here about nulls for low points is the polls should have been animated.
If you twirl down one of the players now and you're not in that position is animated through an expression.
Now you have a very powerful tool that you can use with maskers and their points and do a lot of other
attachment.
Of course guys are the applications here.
So many I'm trying to go through an example maybe in the future if I find something extremely interesting
I will also do a lecture about it.
I hope I have explained the nulls full of points very well.
The example is simple is a bit naive but it gives you a good grasp of the concept.
Thank you very much.
I will see you in the next lecture.