Morphs between either painted keyframes or specified frames from the input. This is made possible with Mocha Pro’s powerful sub-planar PowerMesh tracking which tracks warped surfaces and organic objects. For more information on Mocha Pro’s PowerMesh tracking, see the Mocha User Guide.

Go to the PowerMesh Morph tutorial to see how it works.

Warp.

Connect an input image

Connect an optional second input.

Connect a Paint node Data output and the painted keyframes are used as source frames for the morph.

Connect a Mocha Pro Data output to use the PowerMesh track to drive the morph.

Selects the Mocha layer containing the mesh data.

Uses the PowerMesh shape alpha.

Uses the source alpha.

Sets the morph range when not using the Keyframes data port.

Holds the start frame of the range.

Holds the end frame of the range.

Morphs between painted keyframes as displayed in the Range Info field.

Morphs between pairs of keyframes as displayed in the Range Info field. Any frames outside the pairs are not morphed and the source input passes through instead.

Determines the blending interpolation type between keyframes.

A linear blend between keyframes.

Smoothly blends between keyframes.

A value of 1 blends using a standard ease-in/ease-out curve. Increasing the amount beyond 1 delays the transition toward the next keyframe, making it more heavily weighted toward the starting point--while still preserving smooth, gradual motion without sharp changes.

Blurs the matte.

Determines the type of blur.

The blur is centered on the edge of the alpha, equally blurring inward and outward.

The alpha is blurred inward.

The alpha is blurred outward.

Shrinks or grows the alpha. Negative values shrink and positive values grow the alpha.

Displays the morph range information.