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-ngquochung86
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ngquochung86

3 years ago
I've got problem with using 3d compositing. Basically what I want to do is to get a 3d model and another real picture of scene such as the basket ball field.
The objective is to animate a 3d object in a real environment (compositing)

I want to have the shadow so I use a skylight and target photometric to simulate sunlight
firstly, I use shader camera map and apply background image to it
Secondly I use chrome ball shader and apply the chrome ball image to it
Thirdly is about the matte shadow material that I have to use. I applied matte shadow to the plane
Forthly is the background switcher shader. In background switcher,
_for the background slot, apply the camera map
_for the reflection slot, apply the chrome ball map

It looks right when I render single frame. When I render multiple frame , the background image isn't displayed and all is just a white background.
Would you please tell me how to resolve the problem? Thank you



-ngquochung86
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ngquochung86

3 years ago
sample scene render multiple frames


+isaac
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isaac

3 years ago
Next time I see you logged onto google chat I'll ask you to try a few things.

+Steve Martin
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Steve Martin

3 years ago
I've never used this method for compositing, I usually use a program like Fusion to do this kind of stuff. Then it's just a matter of rendering off the different layers sticking them all back together. If you're getting the single frame to look right it sounds like the process you're using is correct. Is the camera moving? If so make sure you're using the Camera Map (WSM) rather than just the standard camera map modifier.

Also, I would suggest you turn the self illumination of your background image up to 100, it looks a bit dull.
[Link to www.3dprevis.com]

-ngquochung86
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ngquochung86

3 years ago
I've just figured out how to use.
The thing is we apply the render subset in camera effect-lens -> render subset, then simply drag slot to material editor and choose the object teapot.
After that import the sequence in after effect
import the background put background in different layers

-ngquochung86
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ngquochung86

3 years ago
what is fushion? is it similar to after effect?

+Steve Martin
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Steve Martin

3 years ago
Certainly is. Some would say it's better.
[Link to www.3dprevis.com]

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