Sat Apr 17, 2021 5:21 am
You can start by adding your map to the timeline. Then you can set your Project Settings>Image Scaling to Center Crop With No Scaling. When you switch to the Fusion Page, your image will be full size. You can then add a Background node, make it transparent by setting its alpha to 0. Connect the Background node to the Background input of a Merge Node, then connect your MediaIn1 to the Foreground Input. Set the size of your Background node to 1920x1080 or whatever your final project dimensions are. Add a Transform node after your MediaIn1 node. You can then use the Transform control to move your map around and only a 1920x1080 size part of the map will show at any one time. You can then add a Paint node after your MediaIn node and paint your path. You can keyframe its Write On parameter to draw your path.
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