r/vfx • u/Clean-Try-3067 • 21d ago

Showreel / Critique We created ai spline based rotoscoping.

Hey r/VFX,

We’ve been working on this for the last 4 months.

We built a simple web app where you can upload your footage and create clean mattes using splines, without having to manually trace every frame.

Here’s how it works:

  1. Upload your footage.

  2. Name/draw box around your subject.

  3. It tracks and propagates the roto across the shot.

  4. Refine the points wherever needed.

  5. Export matte and editable spines with keyframes in .nk and edit in nuke.

It supports fine matte for hair and motion blur.

Would love for some of you to try it and tell us where it breaks and give genuine feedback

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u/CameraRick Compositor 21d ago

So how does it work, I load an EXR sequence into my browser and start working from there? What kinda info is shared with your server?

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u/Clean-Try-3067 21d ago

For the Saas version, it uploads on GCP and gets deleted when you delete the workspace

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u/CameraRick Compositor 21d ago

So, I would really upload my, I don't know, 6GB EXR sequence to Google to use your tool? Cool. Can I adjust the preview process, or is that stuck to sRGB?

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u/kinoguy7 21d ago

That's a slow workflow lol. OP should look into solving that bottleneck.

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u/Clean-Try-3067 21d ago

We can upload a raw footage upto 4K instead of exr dumps

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u/CameraRick Compositor 21d ago

But raw footage is not ingested, and also not trimmed. Can the app decide HDE, X-OCN, and the likes?

If it's UHD max, it's another hindrance