I've found doing the mask in fusion will work better, and to find the most complicated frame first.
huskypenguin
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Those windows requirement are lies.
The scary thing about the magas is the training. Guntube is filled with these nuts doing combat drills and all that. That being said, push comes to shove, most of them are becoming loot drops.
Yes. I'd love that. I'd like it even more if they went back to snow leopard style and color the entire line when in detail view.
What caliber are you looking for? The Ruger 10/22 has a takedown model specifically for hiking. But you'd be shooting squirrel.
Rough is an understatement.
I think they're cooked, especially coming from these guys. First they missed their launch window without a press release, then they drop this mess.
EA is supposed to be a viable product. This is not viable.
Does it? What looks fun about this? It's a collection of cut scenes.
GTA online made another 3 billion. Fuck these guys.
They said he passed due to head trauma. I'm really curious if he was wearing a helmet. I can't imagine a helmet can protect you from a box truck.
My nightmare is getting doored while riding next to parking.
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There's a lot of variables. I'm curious what codec and bit depth your footage is in.
Another trick is to use it in fusion and use multiple magic masks for different body parts, then multimerge them together and combine with traditional roto. If you did that I would suggest rasterizing out with a saver node so you don't lose your work.