Paint Fixing in DaVinci Resolve Fusion

Guys, help! I have no idea what I am doing wrong, but I'm stuck at lesson 5, at the very beginning. My tracking is all messed up despite being completely done as in tutorial. Tracker "box" doesn't stick to tracked area (just tracker markers do doesn't stick to the pointed area and ends up all over the skateboard. I tried with both DR15 and 16.

Furthermore, polygon also doesn't stick to tracked area but goes exactly like tracker box. What am I doing wrong (still, I'm doing step by step as tutorial guides me). Is there an important option I need to turn on to the tracked area stick to tracking centre point?

Thank you for the insight, this is quite helpful as i am actually new to coloring using Davinci Resolve

Thanks for the tutorial series.

Would it be possible to add to the series how to remove actors' wires from an action scene in Davinci Resolve-Fusion, specially those that include occlusions?

The course is really great. But I have to say that Fusion is really in its infancy. Such a complicated and convoluted piece of software. Not intuitive at all. I hope they make it much more user friendly because such simple task take so long. As much as I like Resolve over Premiere I think that After Effects is still heads and shoulders over Fusion. 

Finally some practical training on this software!  These real world tutorials are such a rarity.  Thank you for this and looking forward to more detailed real world scenarios.  I'd love to see this trainer help teach us how to match grain in Fusion.  Even building on his car planar tutorial.

There's some great information here, but I'm surprised that the Object Removal OFX plugin isn't mentioned.  It's be great to see a lesson on this plugin as it's easier to use than going into Fusion.

Thanks Lee! I am trying to remove a string blowing in the wind (attached to a pole) and the adaptive blend of the Patch Replacer OFX is working great EXCEPT it would be super helpful to be able to rotate the window (either oval or rectangle) Is there anyway to do that? I can't seem to find a way 🙂 

Really useful additional knowledge on this. Thank you.  One question, in the example of removing the cameraman from the backseat of the car, if the reflections had been moving and changing over the area you needed to repair or fix, how would you have preserved these reflections in the final composite? Cheers

5 hours ago, Alex Cameron said:

How would you have preserved these reflections in the final composite?

Roto the reflections and composite them on top of everything. If not possible, it's a paint job.