Let's look at a sign that needs tracking. This allows you to use different tracking data for clip than for the sign itself. Linear - this will use \move and \t instead of frame-by-frame tracking.ĭelete - Delete the source lines instead of commenting them out.Īutocopy - Automatically copy from clipboard into the tracking data box.Ĭopy Filter - Only autocopy if the clipboard appears to contain tracking data. Or you can style the sign on frame 6 and set this to 6, etc. If it's hard to position the sign on the first frame, you can do so on the last frame and set this to -1. X264 - I never thought of changing this, so. Rounding - how many decimals you'll have for each tracked value. \fscx and \fscy.īorder/Shadow - apply scaling to border / shadow. X, y - track \pos horizontally/vertically. Sort method: Time - Resulting lines will be sorted by time. Sort method: Default - If you apply data to 2 lines, you'll get line 1 tracked first and line 2 tracked after it. Let's mention what all the options do now, but you can get back to this later. I recommend to uncheck the scaling and border/shadow for default settings. If you chose "D:\mocha\" as your folder, you'll put that in the top part (don't forget the trailing slash),Īnd the same with x264.exe in the middle box, like you see here. Open Aegisub and go to the Automation menu.
To make it simple, use the same folder for both. Now you need a folder where the clips for mocha will go, and a folder where your x264.exe will be.
x264 8bit-depth (Mocha can't read 10-bit) Place it in \Aegisub\automation\autoload\.Ĥ. Quicktime or Quicktime Lite (Otherwise Mocha won't load mp4)ģ. 2015 Note: Even though I've updated this a number of times, stuff keeps evolving and changing.Ĭheck this site for torque's updated guide to his Motion script.ġ.
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