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The splines panel gives you further control over keyframe animation. You can select keyframes,
such as the first and last, and smooth the animation between them into a bezier curve by typing
'shift' + 's', or right clicking on a keyframe and selecting 'smooth'.
Using the Motion Tracker and Adding Text
To get a better idea of how to use Fusion, we have included the following examples to show
how to use the tracker tool to track an element in a clip, plus add text and attach it to the
element using the tracking data.
The 'tracker' tool tracks pixels over time on the x & y axis, and generates data you can use to
attach other elements. This is great for when you want to match the position of text to a moving
object, such as a car driving along the road, or a bird as it flies across frame.
1 In the 'effects library', select the 'tracker' tool and drag it to the line between the 'mediain'
and the 'mediaout' nodes. Now click the tracker node to reveal its properties in the
inspector.
2 Type '1' on your keyboard to see the 'tracker' node on the left viewer. The clip will appear in
the viewer together with the tracker at its default position. Hover your mouse pointer over
the tracker to reveal the tracker handle. Click on the tracker handle at the top left corner
and drag the tracker to an area of interest on your clip. High contrast areas work well, for
example the badge on the hood of a car. The tracker will magnify the image area for extra
precision.
3 In the inspector window, click on the 'track forward' button to start tracking. A notification
window will appear when the tracking is done. Click OK.
Tracking options in the inspector panel include track reverse from last frame or
current frame, stop track or track forward from current frame or first frame.
TIP Track reverse or forward from current frame is great for situations where your area
of interest disappears during the render range, such as a car or bird moving out of
frame. This lets you track only the relevant footage.
Now you can take that tracking data and apply the motion path to a text tool.
Working with Clips in DaVinci Resolve 101