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==== Rotoscoping ====
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"In the visual effects industry, the term rotoscoping refers to the technique of manually creating a matte for an element on a live-action plate so it may be composited over another background." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotoscoping Wikipedia]
Draw a region on one video track, and everything outside/inside that region will dissapear, showing the video track underneath.
The region is drawn by adding nodes along your region. These act as edges for your rotoscope, and there is a line between each node.
The line between each node can be made into a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bézier_curve Bézier_curve] using "handles".<br>
Add nodes to the node by left clicking the mouse.<br>
Close the region by right clicking the mouse on one of the nodes.<br>
Change the position of the region by moving a node. <br>
Make a line curved by dragging the control "handles". These are the two dots on the ends of the straight lines that appear on the curve (see screen shot above).<br>
[[File:Rotoscoping_Handles.png]] <br>
To define if it is the inside or the outside of the curve that is transparent toggle the ''invert'' checkbox.
In a previous version of kdenlive you could add a new nodes by clicking on the line between existing nodes. You could subtract nodes by right clicking on them. But it looks like you can not do this with the 17.04 & 18.04 version.
To make the drawn mask follow the action in a clip... <br>
Move the position in the clip by dragging the carat on the time line (1 or 3 in screenshot below) or by using the time code control in the rotoscope effect (2 in the screenshot) <br>
Click ''add key frame'' (5 in the screen shot). <br>
Now adjust the position of the nodes in the curve to match the action. <br>
Kdenlive will calculate a path to move the nodes from the position they were in the previous key frame to the position you put them in at this keyframe. So you do not have to draw a curve for every frame in the clip.<br>
To remove a key frame move to the frame with the key frame using the ''Go to previous keyframe'' (4) or ''Go to next keyframe'' (6) and then click the red X that the ''add key frame'' (5) becomes when you are on an existing keyframe.
This effect is based on the MLT [http://www.mltframework.org/bin/view/MLT/FilterRotoscoping FilterRotoscoping] <br>
When you first add the rotoscope effect the keyframe options in it are greyed out. You can not even add a new keyframe.
Solution. Click in the project monitor and start drawing your rotoscope matte. Then the rotoscope keyframe options become enabled.
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