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    Andrew
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    Monks
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  1. AndrewMonks started following 3-D Solver for Object Failures - R19
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    Hello everyone, New to using the motion tracker tool in c4d. I have recorded some footage of a individual with white polystyrene balls attached to a beanie hat as seen in the attached images which I am using as reference points to track. I am aware c4d needs at least 7 points to track so I have done so. I seem to keep getting a failure when it comes to running the 3d solver for object? I have checked through the footage multiple times and theres no red markers all yellow for the pattern boxes which is good and a re sampling rate of 80%. Trying to establish what I am doing wrong... I have watched the following youtube video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbvVr1svCSw&t=185s for some tips (looks straight forward enough ) but still no joy. I am aware there are in depth tutorials on Cineversity however I do have access to that right now. Maybe I need to shot the individual with a much better quality camera maybe something in 4K, maybe I have to much motion blur. Any advice / tips would be greatly appreciated... Cheers! A.

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