<p>Pre-comp the replacement layer (using the option to keep all the settings in the outer comp), and match the aspect ratio of the pre-comp to the rectangle you're tracking. Then adjust the replacement layer so that it fills the comp as you wish. </p>

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2020-04-28T14:27:06.693Z
2020-04-28T14:27:06.693Z
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<p>I created a perspective corner pin tracker in After Effects. I selected a target, and applied it.
Unfortunately, the target is not of the same aspect ratio as the virtual rectangle that I tracked.Therefore, it is horizontally scaled.
What I want to do, is correct the scaling and position, within the corners.
When I resize the target layer, init expands beyond the corners.Which makes sense, but it it not the sense I'm looking for.
What would be my strategy? </p>

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Resize target layer in perspective tracking
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# Resize target layer in perspective tracking

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-04-27)

I created a perspective corner pin tracker in After Effects. I selected a target, and applied it.
Unfortunately, the target is not of the same aspect ratio as the virtual rectangle that I tracked.Therefore, it is horizontally scaled.
What I want to do, is correct the scaling and position, within the corners.
When I resize the target layer, init expands beyond the corners.Which makes sense, but it it not the sense I'm looking for.
What would be my strategy?

**Tags:** after-effects, tracking


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2020-04-28. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

Pre-comp the replacement layer (using the option to keep all the settings in the outer comp), and match the aspect ratio of the pre-comp to the rectangle you're tracking. Then adjust the replacement layer so that it fills the comp as you wish.


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