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STORE PAGE https://store.pixelfilmstudios.com/product/propuppet Welcome to a ProPuppet tutorial from Pixel Film Studios In this tutorial we’ll be going over how to warp an image, and how to animate an image using ProPuppet Let’s get started. We’ll begin by dragging a ProPuppet directly into the Final Cut Pro timeline. Next, we’ll insert a .png image, or picture with transparency, into the drop zone, then click “New Image”. We’ll use the media scale slider to adjust its size. Now that we have the image, we’ll set up the puppet mesh. Select “Show Mesh” to reveal the polygons that make up the image. With the Expand Mesh slider, we can scale the mesh to include any details the image analyzation process may have missed. With the vertices slider, we can change the density of the mesh. The greater the detail, the more accurate the transformation will be. Now we’re ready to create some pins. Hold down the “shift” key to click and create a pin. A “control point” will appear under “Puppet Pin Controls” for each newly created pin. To delete a pin, hold down the “Alt” key and click. Each pins act as an anchor point for the transformation. Click and drag any pin to warp the mesh with respect to the other anchor points. Now that we’ve covered the basics, we’ll move onto animation. In this example, we want animate our character to perform a popular dance move. First, we’ll create a handful of pins on the arms and the head. For this animation, the left arm goes over the subject’s face. To do this, we’ll need to use to mesh brush tool to establish which parts of the mesh will appear on top when they overlap. Hold down the “Option” key, click, and drag to highlight the areas of the mesh you want to appear on top. To deselect parts of the mesh, hold down the “command” key and the “option key” and brush. Now that we’ve brushed the mesh, use keyframing to create the animation. Move the playhead to the start of the generator and set a keyframe for each of the control points. Next, we’ll move the playhead further down the timeline, and click and drag the pins on the canvas. We’ll repeat this process until the animation is complete.

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