3D Rotation with Trackers and Trigonometry in NUKE

1. Introduction and Project Overview
2. Setting up the basic 3D Scene
3. Creating a stable image to build on
4. Comparing Transform to Rotation and starting our track
5. Creating the second and third tracks to figure out rotation
6. Understanding how to combine our tracker with trigonometry
7. Using an expression and trigonometry to rotate our sphere
8. Adding a Transform node to offset our rotation
9. Tweaking our tracker transform animation to fix any issues
10. Tweaking our pupil track to fix blinking issues
11. Adding Up/Down rotation using a modified expression
12. Tweaking our pupil track to fix twitching and offset issues
13. Creating a Bezier shape for the eye
14. Animating the blink bezier
15. Giving color to the Circuit component
16. Creating a pulsing overlay using animation and Retime
17. Creating the spinning pieces
18. Creating fake illumination on the grid from the spinners
19. Compositing the reflections on top of the elements
20. Color correcting the back plate with a Primatte node
21. Fixing the Blink Color Correction and tweaking the tracker
22. Making Adjustments to the Motion Blur and Mask