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BUG: 0.5.4 tracking location Y doesn't work
Tracking face successfully. Tracking location X moves the face within the output frame. Location Y does nothing. The face is zoomed in, so there's plenty of pixels top and bottom to use.
Trying to use in combination with a circle mask, so looking to get the face centred vertically no matter how tall the person in front of the camera.
I tested with steps below and confirmed the cropping area is moving.
- Add
Face Tracker
intoEffect Filters
on a camera source. - Sweep
Tracking target location
/Y
from -1.0 to +1.0. (Other settings are remaining unchanged.)
Does the issue happen on the version 0.5.4 only? If you have upgraded from older version, could you try removing the filter and add a new filter? If your issue happens in the newly added filter, could you describe a little detailed steps to reproduce it?
I've only used 0.5.4 - no upgrade took place.
- I add the face tracker, either as a filter or as a source (no difference in behaviour)
- sweep the zoom - makes the face larger or smaller in the output window
- sweep the X - moves the face left and right
- sweep the Y - nothing happens, face is at the height it was in the original source.
If the face moves left and right in the camera, the output keeps the face at the correct X position. If the face moves up and down in the camera, the output face moves up and down
This is 100% repeatable
More testing - Y tracking only works if zoom is set to 0.2 or higher. I had it set to 0.1.
I tried chainging Y
with Zoom
= 0.1
but still it's working.
https://youtu.be/Vyy-Kjbwg3M
Could you try to check these 3 checkboxes Show face detection results
Stop tracking faces
, and Always show information (useful for demo)
?
Yellow box indicates the region where the plugin will crop.
Yellow circle or graticule shows the place where the detected face will be located... If you change X
, Y
or Zoom
, the circle will move or change it's size. (The circle will be displayed if you enable face landmark detection.)