The thing that is most likely working against you in this case is that near the end of the shot there is hardly and 3D left to track. They're flat trackermarks on a flat background, so there's nothing the 3D tracker can do to determine whether or not this is a 3D motion or a 2D zoom.
You'll get much better results if for example you angle the whiteboards so they form a 'funnel' and then add markers on the boards. Put the greenscreen farther back and create smaller 3D trackable items that you...

Hi JimbobVFX .

Is there a good tutorial on user interface adjustments?

TBH there are still a few rough patches with the Resolve/Fusion v16 window layout system that will likely get easier to deal with in time. At the moment v16 is not as flexible as Fusion v9 was as far as ease of customization and saving view layout presets.

For tips and tools to help you with your window layout customization needs, check out the following Steakunderwater threads:

Dual Monitor Setup for FU 16 -...

Well what do you need for your project?

Theoretically there should be speed increases since Fusion simply has to work with less Data, but that also means you're loosing out on quality, flexibility or straight up features since info AOVs usually require at least 16bit float.
Best way would be to test for yourself and see if there is any noticable speed increase. But I would guess internally in Fusion it won't be noticable.
Loading your footage into Fusion can be dramatically sped up depending...

You should definitely manually increase the amount.
This could bring the GPU utilization up but often the update time is too low to properly reflect the GPU utilization. This is because fusion will only use it in very short bursts and often needs some time to bring the data into the VRAM. Also your system might not show the actual GPU usage. For example on windows the GPU might show 30% overall usage while it's actually completely utilized if you look at the Cuda graph.

I think not all, some tools are still faster in fusion9，fusion16 does not substantially improve performance

Ha funny. I just happened to have switched to another machine on Cataline (I was on Mojave) and now the error has gone.

This may be a stupid question, but why was this less work than just offsetting the keyframes from within Fusion's splineview? It has options for off-setting/scaling both time and values. I don't know your exact setup of course, but to me your approach appears to be rather complex.

If that would have worked, then it does indeed sound like a lot less work than what I did! But I didn't know how to get that to work.

I did look briefly at the Spline editor before I made my post yesterday, and I...