Adam Trachtenberg
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I’ve never used the Lite version so I can’t say, but that’s probably what it is. Maybe it only works inside of AE?
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I can’t tell what’s going wrong. Can you post the pre-rounding file?
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Unfortunately I think the compositing function just doesn’t play well with GI.
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That’s very weird. Looks like something has gotten corrupted. May check with Maxon technical support, or failing that, reinstall.
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I’m using X-Particles 3. I forgot that version 2 doesn’t have subframe options. I guess you could try using the Cinema collision engine instead of the one in X-Particles. You’ll find an explanation of how to set that up in the X-Particles manual.
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Hmm, should work fine. What version of Cinema are you using?
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The best way to do that would be to select the corner edge (before you cut it off) and use the bevel tool on it. You just need to increase the subdivisions in the tool’s settings and then drag to bevel, or set a specific distance in the tool settings and click apply.
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Set the Mode of the kill modifier to Object and then drag your object into the objects box.
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You probably need to increase the subframe steps settings, which you’ll find in the Cinema Project Settings (Edit menu) under the X-Particles tab.
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I don’t have time right now to test it with your file, but I would try enabling the “compositing background for HDR maps” in the compositing tag.
Per the help file: Enable this option if you want to integrate rendered objects in a Project that was illuminated using GI and HDRI textures (must be assigned to a Sky object). The Compositing tag will then usually be assigned to a Floor object. Light and shadows from the GI illumination will then be combined with the background image (in our example with an HDRI texture applied to the sky).