Filmora 14 Mocha Tutorial: Track Complex Areas with Pro-Level VFX Tools! (Boris FX)

Hey amazing creators, tracking a complex area is super easy with Fil Moa's new feature Mocha Fil Mora. Want to learn more about it? Keep watching. Before we begin, if you haven't already installed Wondershare Filora, please visit the official website and download the latest version. Then install it on your computer. Also remember to subscribe to our channel and hit the bell icon so you never miss any of our upcoming videos. Also remember to update your V14 to use Mocha Fil Mora. Let's begin. Mocha Fil Mora enables users to select and track complex areas in their videos. It offers features like plane tracking, quick mask and roto and power mesh tracking to provide accurate tracking data. Additionally, it includes tools for mesh wrap, stabilization, correcting lens distortion, and an insert module. This powerful plugin is ideal for creating visual effects. Now, let's see how to track down the complex or moving area of the footage in easy steps. Step one, launch Fil Mora, then start a new project and import the footage you want to use for tracking. Then, place the footage onto the timeline. Step two, go to the effects tab. Then go to the Boris FX and apply the Mocha Fil Mora effect onto your footage. Make sure it is on your footage, not on the separate track. Step three, go to the settings and from the insert, select the footage or image which you want to attach to the tracked surface. Then click on launch Mocha UI. Step four. With the Mocha UI, you will encounter a userfriendly interface. You can switch the layout between essential, classic, big picture, and roto. We recommend keeping the layout set to classic for the best experience. At the top menu, you will find tools such as marquee and lasso selection, picker tool, point select tool, pan tool, zoom, manual spine tool, magnetic spine tool, brush spine, rectangular spine, and circle spine. Additionally, there are options for track mesh, planer surface, and planer grid. You can also layer sections within your project. Whenever you create a spine selection, it will automatically generate a new layer which you can view in the layer section. Step five, select the manual or magnetic spine tool and create a selection around the area you want to track. Once you do this, you will see the spines appear.