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Chaos Corona for 3ds Max => [Max] Tutorials & Guides => Topic started by: borisquezadaa on 2014-03-20, 17:08:58
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Just came with this idea for a shadow matte o shadow catcher.
1.- First render your scene as usual (i use an hdri and a crane model i'm working on).
2.- Assign a default white material to all geometries that needs to catch shadows ( in my case... just a plane).
3.- In Corona render settings assign a material override with a black corona material to all scene assets except the geometries you want to catch shadows.
4.- Add a CShading_shadows render element. As i noticed, ou can compose the "inverted" shadow pass (Ctrl+i with the layer selected in photoshop) later in "multiply mode" over the beauty pass.
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Just came with this idea for a shadow matte o shadow catcher.
1.- First render your scene as usual (i use an hdri and a crane model i'm working on).
2.- Assign a default white material to all geometries that needs to catch shadows ( in my case... just a plane).
3.- In Corona render settings assign a material override with a black corona material to all scene assets except the geometries you want to catch shadows.
4.- Add a CShading_shadows render element. As i noticed, you can compose the "inverted" shadow pass (Ctrl+i with the layer selected in photoshop) later in "multiply mode" over the beauty pass.
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nice I will try it tomorrow :)
but would be nice to have away without rendering 2 times, the state editor can be pain in the ...