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Author Topic: compositing the render elements  (Read 4197 times)

2013-03-28, 11:25:59

lmikkelb

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compositing the render elements
Yey!
The Corona render is great!


I was wondering if anyone have done a nuke composit of all the regular render elements, could anyone be so kind to share som examples of how you whould composite a beauty render, for example in nuke?( Just a screen grab maybe)

Thanx!
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2013-03-28, 22:27:42
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lmikkelb

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Re: compositing the render elements
maybe wrong place posting this question/request ? :)
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2013-04-12, 08:29:23
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lmikkelb

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Re: compositing the render elements
I have reflections in the directlight pass and directlight in  the gi pass. having some problems compositing the passes, Maybe its not possible at this stage?

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2013-04-12, 10:21:14
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Ondra

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Re: compositing the render elements
They are not separated yet, but it is possible to do...
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2013-04-12, 12:02:10
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Re: compositing the render elements
Quote from: Keymaster on 2013-04-12, 10:21:14
They are not separated yet, but it is possible to do...

I'm already bugging keymaster for this directlight/gi pass thing for a while now ;) It has been 2 different things in the past but not anymore. Also reflections should not be included in a lighting pass. Physical-Correct or not but things that can be separated should be separable.
Maybe you should include some checkboxes in the REs to let the users decide what they want to see in the pass (common method in other render engines)
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