- select “fast” in “processing speed” also helps.
I’ve not had a situation where framerate messes up script sync but I imagine it can happen depending on how the video is being encoded.
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Thanks to your advice, I’ll try change those things
I know the term may not seem matter when a randomiser function can be labelled “AI” nowadays, but it still annoys me when people are called out as “AI scripter” for using the tool, as if they have acquired the technology to make a porn-watching robot that wanks itself (what an achievement).
Yet most of the low-quality scripts were a result of laziness or hastiness, not because the tracking algorithm is flawed. When it comes to tracking moving pixels a gpu probably does more accurately than your eyes and is way more efficient than your whole limbic system combined. But it doesn’t perceive the depth like your brain, so that’s what matters, and why one should always adjust the output of the software before publishing it.
Adult tech companies are training AI out of people’s scripting labour. If you want to feel the shock of new technologies that is what you should build your fear against, not a few newbie scripters who tried MTFG and failed miserably.
fig1. a newborn AI performs tracking task vigorously on videogame graphic
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I have always wanted to learn to script to some degree. I have given it serious consideration again, to the point that I am checking out these how to threads, and have narrowed down a list of somewhat short videos I would be interested in enough to want to script. I hope that I can avoid those pitfalls you have mentioned, and I am also slightly intimidated by the amount of time I think a quality script will take even with a useful tool like this.