MarcelMaigre

@montrayjak

Now that this is making the news again, I'm discovering your two months-old comment. So forgive me for being somehow out of sync as I cannot help but ask if you would please tell us more about the engine you've created, and if you -and possibly others- have had a chance to give it a run.

@markran

Sure, sure, real is always better.
But tracking has become so much easier than it used to be, even without on-set motion controls, even with a last minute axis-changing director.

And as far as natural reflections go, if you use one of these, then don't crank up the opacity threshold all the way when keying in post, I'd say you'd just to have to worry about not confusing arcade versions with home console editions :
https://www.tvfilmprops.co.uk/det/1131/Green-Screen-BMC-Monitor/

@markran

Thanks for the insight.

And I'm sure you'd agree that nowadays most productions would just glue or paint a green screen on said monitor/TV then have it tracked and replaced in post by the desired footage.

Anyways, please give my regards to Matt and Amanda. And catch the wave !

So do you think Radar O'Reilly is related to PJ ?

I've never been impressed by anyone enough so that I would plainly use their name as a bright armour, but I would like to change my hookshot nickname to <a href="copyright">Zack Joseph Zanin </a> right away, and forever.
Thank you.

Edit : there seems to be no such feature in the settings.

If the Microids Grendizer attempt fails as it looks like it will, there's our chance to control our beloved UFO Robot in a decent game (although here, during 58 minutes of footage, the player has not selected Grendizer once).