Integrating 3D models with photography
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Water plane will intersect anyway mate.Originally posted by DukerX
What if you used the cut profile, but reduced it a tiny bit, like scale to 0.99... Then the wather wil go "into" the hull, but due to the fact that the hull has a tichness (you made the hull tich? just not a single surface???), not show up on the inside of the boat.
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You can always render in layers ... and play with them.Originally posted by kbrown
It's the water penetrating through the decks but I think I can cheat a little and get away with fields. If not then there's the good old saying: fix it in post
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I love the "wake" that the boat leaves in the water!
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Well, I started working on this again. Played a bit with render passes and compositing etc. Here's the initial result. It's a short one but I'm gonna complete this bit before doing the other shots/angles. No particles in there yet either. C+C is welcome as I'm not 100% pleased with the look so far.