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		<title>Smartvector (STMap) To Tracker in Nuke</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The new smart vector tool in nukex v10 is brilliant but sometimes you just want to extract some good old fashioned 2d trackers from the stmap it can produce.&#160; You could just attach a tracker directly to the stmap it generates but even with a small target box size it may get confused by pixel [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The new smart vector tool in nukex v10 is brilliant but sometimes you just want to extract some good old fashioned 2d trackers from the stmap it can produce.&nbsp;<br />
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<p>You could just attach a tracker directly to the stmap it generates but even with a small target box size it may get confused by pixel values in your target box, distorting locally. What you need is a way to pick one pixel colour in the stmap and track it around the image as it moves. Magno Borgo has come up with a way to do this and has rolled it up into a simple nuke group you can use (note you can always swap out the second node, which auto tracks the max luma, for a tracker node if you prefer what it offers you, but I kind of like the way he does it. <a href="http://bit.ly/25QqIiS">Here is the link to the nuke group</a> and below is his video discussing it.</p>
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