Apple Shake 4 - Manual (Page 499)

Chapter 18 Compositing With the MultiPlane Node 499
To change the size of the locator points displayed in the Viewer:
m Adjust the multiPlaneLocatorScale parameter, located at the bottom of the guiControls
subtree of the Globals tab.
If the data cloud has individually labeled locator points, these labels are viewable
within Shake. Some 3D tracking applications also allow you to add locator points by
hand—labeling specific areas of the image that may be useful for layer positioning
from within Shake.
To view information about a specific locator point:
m Position the pointer directly over an individual locator point in the Viewer to
automatically reveal a tooltip with information about that point’s name and location.
In addition to simply viewing locator points, you can connect layers directly to
individual locator points. For more information about attaching layers to locator points,
see “
Attaching Layers to Locator Points ” on page 510.
Editing Locator Point Data
You can view and edit the parameters of any locator point. You can also load points
from imported camera paths into the Curve Editor to change their timing.
To reveal an individual locator point’s data in the Parameters tab:
m Position the pointer over the locator point you want to edit, right-click it, then choose
Expose Point from the shortcut menu.
Default MultiPlaneLocatorScale of 1 MultiPlaneLocatorScale set to 3