Guy: "Hey, why is your office under water?"
Michael: "You define everything that's wrong with this place"
Guy: "Is this your wife?"
Michael: "You wanna make something outta this?"
Hello there guys and girls,
in this video I would like to introduce you to an amazing mod which is absolutely underrated
and underused in my opinion.
With the greenscreen mod by nnuu you can enhance your videos big time and get mighty creative.
I'll take you through the process in five steps:
Firstly, I'll show you how to install the mod which is fairly easy.
Secondly, I'll show you how to find the modded objects and save them to your favorites.
In the third step you'll learn how to build big green screen setups.
Step four will be about how to position your cameras in Rockstar Editor.
And last but not least I will show you how to key your footage within professional editing
software.
If you want to see another example video where I used green screens, please click the info
card on the upper right.
The clip is called Trevor's Special Treatment.
Also, you will find the links to all mods in the video description.
Let's go!
Step 1
The installation of the mod is pretty easy as always and if you're ready to use greenscreens
in your videos I'm assuming you know how to mod your game.
So here's just a quick info on how to do it:
Once you've downloaded the mod you can decide yourself which files you'd like to install.
For starters, you should go for the ones placed in the folder green_screens.
Each object has got an individual installation path.
Start up Open IV, navigate to a folder and click on edit mode.
Now, Open IV will prompt you to copy the archive to the mods folder, which you should agree
to.
Now, you just drag and drop the files into the folder in Open IV and the changes are
saved automatically.
Rinse and repeat for the other two green screens.
Step 2
Leave the window with the mods open in your explorer, as you'll need those file names
in just a minute.
You can also write them down on a piece of paper.
Boot up the game and start menyoo.
Navigate to object spooner and spawn a new entity into the world.
With the search function you'll now find the modded objects very fast.
So for instance just type prop_hanger_door here and the correct object should show.
Add this object to your favorites by pressing b for boomschlabalaba!
Rinse and repeat for the other two greenscreens.
Step 3
Now, depending on the size of your scene you can use these different objects.
If you just want to film a single person, prop_ld_greenscreen is perfect.
Spawn the object and walk onto the green area.
In order to get a clean keying result later on, you should also adjust the time of day
with menyoo.
Please don't try to record green screen stuff with a night setting as this is going
to turn out horribly.
So, adjust the time of day in a way that the contrast between the person and the green
screen is big enough.
When positioning the sun in the air you should watch out that the shadow of the player won't
touch the back wall as this will make it harder to get a clean keying result.
This also works the other way around, so you can set a desired time of day and position
the green screen accordingly with menyoo.
If the shadow at the bottom annoys you, there is a little workaround as well.
You can spawn a huge object like the UFO or spinning anus as it is called in simple trainer
by sjaak and place it as your new floor to walk on.
I'm spawning this object with the simple trainer so it won't appear in the database
of menyoo.
That would confuse me as I'm a sensible being.
As soon as the UFO is positioned correctly you can make it invisible and boom!
The shadow below your character is projected far enough away so it doesn't disturb your
keying later on and you can walk on the UFO normally.
Step 4
When editing your greenscreen footage in the Rockstar editor there's a few things I would
like to tell you.
First of all, you always have to place your camera in a way that makes sense with the
background image you're using.
So if you wanna show Franklin standing around in a real life city, you must match the perspective
to the background footage.
It would make no sense to film Franklin from a high angle because the camera in the original
footage was at head or chest level.
This is one of the main challenges of working with green screens because it requires you
to think ahead.
It will take practice.
Secondly you don't need to worry if your camera shot isn't completely filled with
the green screen, as long as the object or person you're trying to key out is completely
surrounded by green.
For instance this area around here can be keyed out with a mask later on.
If your character goes out of bounds on the green, you must either reposition the camera
or build a bigger green screen next time.
Step 5
Once your green screen footage is exported, you just import it in your editing software.
I'm using an older version of premiere pro here.
For more complex animations you can also use the footage with after effects but that would
go too far to explain in this video.
Put the clip into your timeline and then go to the effects panel.
Type "key" in the search bar and you should find the color key.
Drag and drop this effect onto your clip and then access the settings for this clip.
You'll see that you don't see anything.
Wuuuuut?
Don't worry.
Click the little eyedropper or pipette icon and select the green screen in the preview
window.
Now you'll have to adjust the tolerance of the color.
The higher you set the value, the more color is eaten away.
For better results you should soften up the edges a little bit as well.
Just experiment with what will work best.
It always depends on your footage.
You can also copy paste the color key and select two different colors.
This will help you with the shadows below your character for instance.
Just select the darker green and adjust the tolerance again.
Both of these color keys will then work hand in hand.
This also means that you should not try to record green cars or people with green clothes
in front of a green screen.
So, don't try to make a movie about the Grove Street Family.
[oooh] Don't worry!
There is a workaround for this, too.
You can take one of the green screen objects and change the texture from green to blue.
Since I'm a good guy and since I'm too lazy to explain this shit in here I've already
done that for you.
Please go to the link shown in the info card right now to download a blue screen.
Installation and use of these files works equivalently to the green screens obviously.
With the blue screens you can use green cars now, but for some weird reason you can't
use blue cars anymore.
Hmmm…
Now to match up both layers of your footage, background and foreground, you will also have
to do some color grading.
In the opening clip the office was underwater.
That's why I added a blue tint to the front layer so it would look more convincing as
if they were actually under water.
This is an essential step to successfully working with greenscreens.
One more thing in the video editing section and then I'll release you into freedom:
If you want to put additional effects on your keyed footage, don't apply it directly to
the keyed footage.
For instance if you soften the video it will show the edges of the green screen again.
Instead you must use nesting for this sequence.
This will put your keyed footage inside a sub sequence.
If you apply the softener to the superior sequence, the green background won't show
anymore.
Wow, that was a lot of input in a short amount of time.
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my salad'.
The waiter replies 'don't worry sir, it's part of the dressing'"
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