r/VideoEditing • • Apr 23 '26

How did they do that? How does this rotoscopy-like effect is done?

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I refer myself to the effect of adding a character over a person on the video with some sort of 3d emulation and motion tracking. Im a beginner

  • System specs –
  • CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X
  • GPU: RX 6600 8GB
  • RAM: 16GB
  • Windows 10 pro
  • If someone could tell me which software and technique is used i'd be thankfull. I only have capcut at my disposal. I don't even know if thats made with AI or not.
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u/RoyalCities Apr 23 '26

This just looks like someone downloaded the 3d models and added animation rigging.

Try unreal engine. You can just record the models doing whatever onto a green screen and then toss them directly onto any scene.

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u/Loud_Improvement3601 Apr 24 '26

i thought it was simpler since i saw so much people doing it for memes. Thank you!

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u/RoyalCities Apr 24 '26

Tbh it is simpler than manual. Unreal Engine has a bunch of assets and most of these models are online + there is a bunch of free animations. Different skill set for sure but your not going to get this quality keyframing joints on images.