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Invisible Walls Tip
Here is a tip for interior architecture renderings.
The problem with positioning cameras in rooms is that they always seem to be to small and you bump into walls.
Here is a simple trick to make walls seem invisible.
Follow up:
Well here it is, set your textures for the room to be mapped either at the "back" side or at the "front" side.
I made a completely transparent texture with no specular or other channels on. Them mapped it to the "front" side of the room (outside) And another texture (orange) for the "back" side (interior).
I added a compositing tag to avoid strange shadows from distant lights occurring inside the room.
Voila.
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Comment from: mDot [Visitor]
Thanks for another tip! Your very clever... Keep up the good work!
2006-02-28 @ 15:45
Comment from: Athlon [Visitor]
WOW great stuff. Do you work for Maxon :D:D:D
another great tut
TNX
Athlon
another great tut
TNX
Athlon
2006-02-28 @ 22:01
Comment from: base80 [Member] 
I'll do anything for them :)
No I do this for the fun of it. Love the software and to show off.
No I do this for the fun of it. Love the software and to show off.
2006-02-28 @ 22:14
Comment from: Craig [Visitor]
I always look forward to a new tut / tip / trick.
Another excellent, helpful, and disturbingly original topic, base80.
This is, without a doubt, one of the best sites in cyberspace. !!!
Another excellent, helpful, and disturbingly original topic, base80.
This is, without a doubt, one of the best sites in cyberspace. !!!
2006-03-01 @ 15:04
Comment from: edub [Visitor]
excellent tip - thanks. Nice site. Hope you keep up on the updates. I came here from CGTalk :)
2006-03-15 @ 18:52
Comment from: JIII [Visitor]
Just remember to check "best" under anti-alising because the transparency leads to a stepped result.
-JIII
-JIII
2006-04-04 @ 03:10