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11-03-2007
, 01:34 AM
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I think I've solved it. The problem is the way that maya/mental ray composites the fur image. onto the main image. If I render everything on layers and instruct maya to save the fur images and turn off compositing (in fur render settings) Then I take the iff image from the fur images folder, convert it into a png and then composite it manually in photoshop. The iff/png contains all of the alpha information meaning that it does not take on the colour of the background.
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10-08-2023
, 10:21 AM
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I have this odd problem with fur. I am using render layers, and have split my grass (fur) into a render layer of its own. The problem is that the tips seem to take on the colour of the camera background. How can I make it so that it is just transparent? I need to get rid of the background color otherwise I can't composite. I attach a psd in a zip so you can see what I mean.
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