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removing occlusion render
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did that anwser your question edward?
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I think I do it the same way you do.Originally posted by marlonjohn
ived just simply gone into initialshadinggroup --> mentalray --> and then in material shaders i just added it in there.
did that anwser your question edward?
Go in to hypershade so you can see all material attributes.
Klick on the material which has the occusion texture.
Press Delete.
That worked for me, I think.
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