Restricción Resolver objeto#

The Object Solver constraint gives the owner of this constraint, the location and rotation of the «solved object motion».

The «solved object motion» is where Blender thinks the physical, real-world (tracked) object was, relative to the camera that filmed it.

Can be used to add a mesh to video for example.

Nota

This constraint only works after you have set up a minimum of eight markers and pressed Solve object Motion. Located at Movie Clip Editor ‣ Toolbar ‣ Solve ‣ Solve Camera Motion.

If it says Solve Camera Motion instead of Solve Object Motion then go into the Movie Clip Editor ‣ Sidebar region ‣ Objects and switch it from the camera, to an object.

Opciones#

../../../_images/animation_constraints_motion-tracking_object-solver_panel.png — El panel Resolver objeto.#

Clip activo: Receive tracking data from the scene’s Active Clip. If unchecked, an option appears to choose from the other clips.
Objeto: Select a tracked object to receive transform data from.
Cámara: Select the camera to which the motion is parented to (if left empty the active scene camera is used).
Activar inversión: Moves the origin of the object to the origin of the camera.
Eliminar inversión: Moves the origin of the object back to the spot set in the Movie Clip Editor Toolbar ‣ Solve ‣ Orientation ‣ Set Origin.
Restricción a curvas-f: Applies the constraint, creating keyframes for the transforms.
Influencia: Controla el porcentaje de efecto que la restricción ejercerá sobre el objeto. Ver propiedades comunes de restricciones para más información.