Hi,
is there a way to hide some objects to the camera but not to GI?
Hide to camera
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I think what you are after is a reflection pass (where you see the objects reflection, but not the object itself). You can do this by enabling render layers. then rendering a Reflections pass (I think you need Alpha Channel enabled in the Kernel). See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozW98ZjeXYM for details.
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- fabrizio_s
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Hi Paul,
I have an interior scene enlighten by sun and sky. In the exterior part of the scene a put a plane to better light up the interior by the bounces of indirect light that come from the plane.
But in the final rendering I don't want to see this plane from windows because I want to put an image as a background.
Sorry for my english
Bye
Fabrizio
I have an interior scene enlighten by sun and sky. In the exterior part of the scene a put a plane to better light up the interior by the bounces of indirect light that come from the plane.
But in the final rendering I don't want to see this plane from windows because I want to put an image as a background.
Sorry for my english
Bye
Fabrizio
You can use diffuse material and set it to "shadow catcher" mode, or make it live geometry and set invisible to camera/shadows
Regards,
Mac
Regards,
Mac
- fabrizio_s
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Hi Mac,
i tried both methods but they seem not to work.
i tried both methods but they seem not to work.
Hi
Check this out
This is normal This is live geometry : With this settings: Does exactly what you wanted.
Regards,
Mac
Check this out
This is normal This is live geometry : With this settings: Does exactly what you wanted.
Regards,
Mac
Mac, I think Fabrizio wants the reflections in addition to the emitted light. If not, then if it's an emitter, you can also set the material opacity to 0.
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- fabrizio_s
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Hi to everyone,
the "problem" appear with glass. Take a look to the images. The first is with glass on the windows. The second is without glass.
In the first one I can see hdri and the plane (or the reflection of the plane?) on the exterior scene
In the second one I can see the background (as expected)
(light: hdri - background: RGB white)


So how can I avoid it?
thanx
the "problem" appear with glass. Take a look to the images. The first is with glass on the windows. The second is without glass.
In the first one I can see hdri and the plane (or the reflection of the plane?) on the exterior scene
In the second one I can see the background (as expected)
(light: hdri - background: RGB white)


So how can I avoid it?
thanx
Can you post a screenshot of the glass material setup pls?the "problem" appear with glass. Take a look to the images. The first is with glass on the windows. The second is without glass.
In the first one I can see hdri and the plane (or the reflection of the plane?) on the exterior scene
In the second one I can see the background (as expected)
(light: hdri - background: RGB white)
Paul
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