Motion Vector Caching - Flame 2022.1 @Autodesk_Flame
Motion Vector Caching - Flame 2022.1  @Autodesk_Flame
Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Level: Beginner
Recorded in: Autodesk Flame 2022.1


In this video, you’ll learn how to cache Motion Vectors that have been generated in the Flame 2022.1 update.

This includes motion vectors that have been generated for tasks such as 3D tracking or motion warp tracking.

So you’ll cover how to cache motion vectors, re-use Cached motion vectors in other composites and address how the Motion Vectors cache is handled in the Timeline.



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00:00 - Introduction
00:41 – How to cache Motion Vectors
03:58 – Reuse MV Cache in same Batch Group
05:48 – Reuse MV Cache from elsewhere
07:43 – Motion Vector Cache & the Timeline
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