Generating depth of field in After Effects for Team Fortress 2 footage

This tutorial will show you how to use the z-depth footage attained from using in-game command "r_depthoverlay 1" in After Effects to generate depth of field with the Lens Blur effect.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• depth of field
• team fortress 2
• after effects

[TF2Silencer]

Pirate it

[SuperKlevah]

Why do u say fuck you to him ? is it his fault u are a retard and cant read ? it says clreary what program it is, and he is even working in that program you retard pff

[jahusa01]

@TheViper95 i have the same problem

[davidabz]

@TheViper95 hmmm suprise to se you hear. I have spent hours searching for the commands viper. Could you tell me. And yeah I wont tell anyone. Even tho most people wouldnt give them selfs the work to do it, it could become just another editing trick, like greenmaping, 3d, .

Please, viper

-neutren

[TheViper95]

I tried this on counter strike source but nothing, it enters the command, its valid but nothing changes in the game... :(

[DJparsons89]

crap... doesn't look like i can do this to any normal game...

[sponseredbyfender]

OMG! Whats the intro song! It's from transformers but whats it called! PLEASE REPLY!!! :D

[DaManSniper]

How you make depth map in adobe after affects?

[RAGEMelon]

for every1 who wants the depthmap, type in console r_depthoverlay 1

[PokeMario321]

how the hell do i get the depth of overlay footage and the normal footage at the same time?

[CEK1994]

nice

[MattTheLoneWolf]

@TimeWarp92 In the game Team Fortress 2, it's possible (and quite easy) to render a scene's depth map. It's a separate piece of footage to the original clip.