From the course: Compositing a Sci-Fi Force Field in NUKE

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Adding perspective

Adding perspective - Nuke Tutorial

From the course: Compositing a Sci-Fi Force Field in NUKE

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Adding perspective

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- So we've got our electric force field animation all done. Next, let's integrate it better into the scene by trying to match the perspective of the original background plate. You see the camera's at a interesting angle here, and our force field is flat to the camera. So let's apply a corner pin node to distort it to kinda match that plate a little better. To do that, let's use a grid node to help get things lined up. If we get the grid node lined up, then our animation effect will be lined up. So I'll select the reformat node, because I want grid to be the same size as these guys, and we'll do the tab, and I'll ask for a grid, shift, click on grid so it branches off. And now if I hook this up here, and re-hone the viewer, it's gonna be the same size as my glow. So if I get the grid perspective to look right, the glow perspective will look right. We wanna make some settings on the grid, so let's get the number of squares set to 20, and the thickness or size of the lines set to three…

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