What does the Echo Clones effect do in Ether-MOSH?

It composites three horizontally offset, neon-tinted samples from recent finished frames over the current image, admitting them through a soft foreground proxy or visible frame difference.

Does Echo Clones track or recognize individual people?

No. It uses a soft foreground/background estimate plus pixel-color change. It does not identify a person, reconstruct real depth, track a skeleton, or export separate subjects.

Where is Echo Clones, and what settings should I start with?

Open the FX panel, choose Dimensional, and add Echo Clones. Start at 0.30 Clones, 0.32 Spread, 0.48 Delay, 0.56 Hue, and 0.48 Depth Gate, then tune while the source moves.

How do I use video echoes accessibly in projection or motion design?

Keep essential text outside the effect, avoid rapid high-contrast or saturated-red changes, test the final loop full-screen on the actual display, support reduced-motion needs, and provide a static or lower-motion alternate.

Make the Echo Clones Effect Submit Separate Timesheets

A practical attendance hearing for three neon past selves, one short frame history, and a Depth Gate that keeps approving people who have technically already left.

Quick answer

Ether-MOSH Echo Clones layers three neon-tinted samples from a short ring of recent output frames around the current image. Clones sets strength, Spread offsets samples, Delay reaches farther into roughly a quarter-second of history, Hue rotates color, and Depth Gate decides where the soft foreground proxy or frame difference admits them. Find it under Dimensional; start at 0.30 Clones, 0.32 Spread, 0.48 Delay, 0.56 Hue, and 0.48 Depth Gate.

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