Faulty keyframe data added to layer when using 'apply export' with corner pin tracking

[bh263224]

I have got a perfect, clean track of my footage within Mocha Pro. When I save and go back to After Effects, and ‘apply export’ with the corner pin tracking data, the keyframes that are copy and pasted to the layer are completely incoherent, it doesn’t resemble any of the correct tracking motion. They start before the beginning point of the layer, and the length is far shorter than what it should be.

The frame rate in Mocha Pro is the same as in After Effects, and I’m sure I’m using the correct track data. So I’m completely stuck why its not working.

I have only a few days left to hand in this film and I’m really stressed about it, please help!

[martinb]

Hi @bh263224

Can you show me a screen grab of the data in Mocha and a screen grab of your workspace in After Effects?

What version of After Effects are you using? What version of Mocha Pro are you using?

[helenhand]

I have a subscription to Adobe After Effects and I am running 2020 v17.5.1 and Mocha Pro 2021 8.0.1 for Adobe.

Here are the screen grabs you asked for:

[martinb]

Hi Helen,

Are you responding to this thread or the other one you posted?

Mocha Pro Track doesn't make insert track properly

Hi @helenhand Let’s try the usual culprits first and work from there: Layer Dimensions Is the insert in After Effects the same size and dimensions as the source footage/comp? This is usually the issue. After Effects applies corner pin effects based on the dimensions of the image, not the comp, so it can become disorted if the layer hasn’t been scaled. To get around this: Scale your insert image to be the same size as the composition by using Layer > Transform > Fit to Comp Precomp the laye…

[helenhand]

this is the thread I posted

[martinb]

Do the answers in the thread above help you?

[bh263224]

Hello, I ended up using the slightly less accurate corner pin tracking within After Effects instead due to time constraints