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"Those are all exceptional work, Peter! Congratulations!On this one only: bricks look big to me, but maybe I am wrong. Also some areas in shadow look still a bit noisy."
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Rendering with a backround image through walkabout
I am trying to do a quick photo montage in accurender. I have got the model roughly where i want it but for some reason i am getting a solid colour at a level 0. Attached photo for sample you will see half the image is missing and it is grey. I have just openened the model in walkabout and on the background tab selected the image i wanted to use.
Any help be greatly appreciated
Any help be greatly appreciated
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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Looks like the ground plane is on-- is that what you want? Turn it off or tag it as Alpha transparent.
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Permalink Reply by Edward Poland on
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Thanks roy will try turn it off first thing in morning or tag it as alpha transparent.
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Roy just had a look and there is no ground plane turned on within the drawing. However when i copy everything into a new drawing it seems to work but did start happening again so i just copied it into another drawing again for now. Any other things it could be?
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"good image and nice montage... the only thing is that the sky is too blue ... a light colour and would make it perfect"
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