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MaTtY631990
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Just a test composite of an elephant I made in MAX and a background with little colour correction in PS.
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tehfailsafe
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How did you get the shadow?
windows 7 64 bit| GTX580 1.5Gb x2 | Intel 2600k @ 4.9 | 16gb ddr3 | 3ds max 2012
That should be a Max shadow because you see the underlying mesh.
Thats because the Octane render result don´t match other 3d-apps render results to 100%.
face
Thats because the Octane render result don´t match other 3d-apps render results to 100%.
face
Win10 Pro, Driver 378.78, Softimage 2015SP2 & Octane 3.05 RC1,
64GB Ram, i7-6950X, GTX1080TI 11GB
http://vimeo.com/user2509578
64GB Ram, i7-6950X, GTX1080TI 11GB
http://vimeo.com/user2509578
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MaTtY631990
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face is right, the shadow pass was rendered from 3ds max but it can work. you set your to align in 3ds maxtehfailsafe wrote:How did you get the shadow?
with a plane to catch shadows. A pure white diffuse material for the plane. Set your sunlight in max via plugin and switch on raytraced shadows and adjust to your liking.
All I did was render a single picture in octane, render an alpha for the elephant and shadow pass in max. make sure to right click on your model and in object properties, turn off recieve shadows.
I included the render passes to show you result.
