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Magic mask trick
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pelespirit sh.itjust.works pelespirit@sh.itjust.works
Joined: 2023-06-14
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Studio version:

I have had some complicated masking and I have tried everything with the magic mask. I finally came across a trick that seems to work with 19.4.

  • Mark out what you want to keep at the beginning.
  • watch carefully as it masks it out
  • stop it from masking as soon as you catch something off
  • add more marks., you can even go back frames
  • press the forward masking button.

No more going frame by frame. It'll probably change randomly, but it might help in the short term.
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