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1. "Installing" the Script
2. Configuration
3. Trimming a Scene to be Motion Tracked
4. Getting Tracking Data from Mocha
5. Applying the Data

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"Installing" the Script

Requirements

1. Aegisub Trunk (binary snapshots available here).
2. Some piece of software that can do motion tracking. The recommended one is Mocha Pro, but the important thing is just one that can output the correct data format.
3. The script itself. Note that there are multiple ways to download the script:
4. You can simply use your browser to save the raw version (note: some browsers like to inject html tags at the top of text documents when you save them. If the script fails to load, you should check to make sure it doesn't have any).
5. Download the entire repository as a zipball.
6. git clone https://github.com/torque/Aegisub-Motion.git (if you are doing this then I trust you know what you're doing).

Windows

Save/move the script to C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Aegisub\automation\autoload\. AppData is a hidden folder. If you don't know how to access hidden folders, it's not my job to teach you. Google is your friend.

OS X

Save/move the script to ~/Library/Application Support/Aegisub/automation/autoload/. Note that Library is a hidden folder, and that you may need to create the automation/autoload folders yourself. If you don't know how to access hidden folders, it's not my job to teach you. Google is your friend.

Linux

Save/move the script to ~/.aegisub/automation/autoload/.