Painting Onto Geometry with RotoPaint

This is the final in a series of five tutorials on RotoPaint created by Howard Jones, Head of Visual Effects at Twenty4d VFX (www.twenty4d.com). In this last installment Howard shows us how to paint on geometry and animate paint strokes.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• nuke
• nukex
• compositing
• vfx
• roto
• paint
• rotoscope
• the foundry

[aetasfilmproduction]

I have downloaded the Nuke_PaintRoto_WireRomoval_Ass­ets, but there is only a DPX seq. in it. No colorgrid.

When you paint it fits so well to the face in color. How did you set up the project? When I do it, it looks flat. No difference on my blood paint between the final comp and the rotopaint on the constant. I also tried different modes in the Merge node, but doesn't looks like yours.Can I get any more info on that or may be a project file without the footage?andor.zahonyi"at"gmail­.com.Thanks

[TheFoundryChannel]

@aetasfilmproduction For the colour grid you can type 'uv texture' into a Google image search to find many square resolution grids available to download or make your own, it just has to be a square resolution like 1024 x 1024.

Howard explains setting up the project in the tutorial and shows the script.

For UV projections you can watch Frank Rueter's video on 'projection basics' on our website in Production Workflows.

Hope this helps.

[mibman35]

hi. is there a possibillity to get that colorgrid or something like it btw? :)

Cheers

[TheFoundryChannel]

@mibman35 Hello. If you go to The Foundry website and then Nuke / Training Resources / NUKE Video Tutorial Assets / Assets for Nuke Paint & Roto tutorials you'll find them there. Thanks.

[superkimsay]

I just LOVE this channel! Thanks a lot for this!

[lukassstyyy]

This is just great, thanks a lot for this tutorial!