Since shapes are required for the Roto Blend node, it has its own shape tools similar to those in the Roto node. See the Roto Node for more information.

Go to the Roto Blend tutorial to see how it works.

Image, Silhouette.

When the Roto Blend node is being edited in the Trees window, parameters specific to the Roto Blend node can be adjusted in the Node parameters.

Sets the computing precision of the Roto Blend node. There are Draft, Normal and Better choices.

Draft mode provides a fair representation of your work but has clearly visible defects. It is fast, interactive and very responsive, but is not intended for finished work.

Assuming you are using a reasonably modern machine, Normal can be used in most interactive situations and is sufficient for finished work.

Better is slower than Normal, though still interactive on modern processors. It can be used for final renders although you should pre-check the final render before submitting it to a render farm.

Most of the roto tools contained in the Roto node are available in the Roto Blend node as well as parameters specific to shape blending. This includes B-Spline, Bézier or X-Spline shapes in addition to point and planar tracking.

Sets the color of shape outlines.