Exporting: Tracker node

When the planar tracking data is exported with the Tracker option, it creates a…new Tracker node with the planar track data baked in.…The four corners of the Ppanar surface become the four tracker points, which you…can then use to match, move, or stabilize images. Let's see how it works.…First, let's get rid of some of these nodes we don't need.…We'll select the Read node; Shift+ Click on the CornerPin, Shift+Click on…the Move, and delete.…Next we need to line up our planar surface with the corners of our block, so…we'll turn our overlays on with an O. Make sure we're on our reference frame…if you weren't already.…

Now, before I can adjust the planar surface corners, I need to turn on the planar…surface adjustment tool.…And I want to get rid of those tracking marks, so I'm going to type O to hide them.…Okay, so let's put these on the corner of our box, like so, and then we'll zoom…in real close to get a precise fit, because it is this point right here that…will become our tracker,…so we want to make sure that those points are exactly where we want the trackers…