Nuke Quick Tip Rendering Nuke Roto Outlines

In this Nuke quick tip we will show how to create a simple setup to extract your roto outlines for the purpose of displaying your shapes over your original plate .
A quick VFXLunch brought to you by:
Pedro Flores

[@KSTUDIOFILM]

OMG your task bar is full with any software icon .......& great video thanks sir.

[@gosztonnyino]

cool tip, thanks!

[@ProAidenHD]

Hi, appreciate the great video but I'm still confused by all the nodes and backdrops within the node graph.

[@chelseako7341]

Thanks!!!

[@HaarekV3]

How do you go on about tracking the shapes? Do you do it manually frame by frame, or?

[@rjm006]

Make a video on roto motion blur

[@HowardCabalfin]

Great idea for a tutorial on Nuke Roto!
Question for you, Pedro: Your video quality is viewable but pixelated from start to 4:15. Then the quality bumps to very high quality with no pixelation and sharp text and images from 4:16. Obviously I like the higher quality because I can read all the node names easily. Could you explain your capture and render steps and settings for this video? I would like to produce a video as sharp as yours (the part after 4:16). Thanks in advance.

[@muralig3084]

Can we get project file for learning purpose

[@pavelkorpelyanskiy9117]

ChannelMerge
Out
Stencil
Xor

[@rohithkumarsp]

What?

[@akhilvisweswar9952]

hi, is it possible to get the project file s of this project to learn.

[@ProjectDriven]

where is the dilate node?

[@dreamsurfer31VFXLUNCHBOX]

Hello Project Driven. The dialate node is known as the erode in nuke. We tend to refer to it as “dialate erode”. I’m from the old guard back in the days of Shake and inferno.

[@ProjectDriven]

Ah thank you 🙂 that makes sense

[@koolkat8639]

nuke is a real pain in the ass, not very user friendly.