Well, with Voodoo, something is wrong (even in 3D viewer), not only axes. It's really "skieve" as we'd say in my country. I mean, even while switching axes, it's still skewed.
I would need it for post production, so first week of February. But I absolutly don't want to bother you ! If you are overbooked, don't waste your time for me !
If I still have problems with 3D tracking, we'll work in 2D tracking, and that's it.
Whatever, thank you for interest.
Hope you enjoyed your vacation !
First, about Voodoo, it generated a text file and it works. But as you saw, the wrong thing is that it didn't correctly find horizon... But I didn't manage to fix it.
Then, I tried Boujou. It's much more flexible and userfriendly. It generates several kind of files. But its txt is not the same as Voodoo.
You'll find attached both Voodoo and Boujou txt files from the same tracking test movie.
After some tests, I still got a question: how do you make axes generated by voodoo match these of your sketchup model?
Maybe my purpose is not really clear... (Shame on my pretty poor English ^^)
So I join a screenshot:
As you can see, there is some problem... And of course, if I simply rotate the model to make surface parallel to the ground, I lose scene views.
I'd like to make red and green axes match initial sketchup axes (and horizon to get realistic light while rendering) but I absolutly don't know how to do so ! I've been looking for solutions over the web for hours, but I didn't find anything !
No way to move horizon line in sketchup, nor to manually set axes in voodoo after tracking.
Well, I'm lost, can anyone help me, please?
At first, I apologize for my pretty poor English, I don't speak it really fluently.
Whatever, I only wanted to thank you ! It's a pretty amazing work !
I'm a student in movie/photography and it's so useful for green screens !
Thanks a lot !