Blending fog with a backplate
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2022 1:18 am
Hi there,
I'm doing a large outdoor environment and would like to render fog over my scene (atmospheric perspective) that doesn't affect the environment (a backplate, HDRI, etc.).
The screenshot is from a LearnSquared course using Redshift. He renders environment fog that does not affect the background, which is great to easily composite the 3D scene with a backplate in the PV.
Is this possible in Octane? Because I've searched everywhere and I think the answer is no. I realize this is doable with a depth pass in comp, but would be nice to do directly in Cinema.
Thanks!
I'm doing a large outdoor environment and would like to render fog over my scene (atmospheric perspective) that doesn't affect the environment (a backplate, HDRI, etc.).
The screenshot is from a LearnSquared course using Redshift. He renders environment fog that does not affect the background, which is great to easily composite the 3D scene with a backplate in the PV.
Is this possible in Octane? Because I've searched everywhere and I think the answer is no. I realize this is doable with a depth pass in comp, but would be nice to do directly in Cinema.
Thanks!