Alex Ardino
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Yep.
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Another example from a another project I’m working of this is the weird diffuse pass compared to the normal render file. No idea why…
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Hi MIchael, so I tried it a bunch of times, first with a cube, then step by step added reflection, lights, HRDI sky and a transperant object, and in all these renders the diffuse was fine. This is frustrating as in multiple more complex scenes my diffuse pass is always coming out pixelated as shown previously. Just can’t figure it out…
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Ah ok fair enough. I had the pass on because I wasn’t sure if ambient illumination or any other light effects might by picked up by it, I’m still learning in the way of compositing and definitely happy from culling from that long list!
So yeh it’s weird isn’t it, I have no idea why my diffusion pass is coming out like this.
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Hi Michael, thanks for helping, so I’m using the Physical renderer and I’ve got Global Illumination as a multi pass but not as an effect in the render settings. However I do have one light with ambient illumination checked on. Would any of those factors be contributing?
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Hi guys I’ve just worked out that I can very easily import 3d data using Cineware, so much faster. Don’t think I’ll be using the Aec for this again. Cheers 🙂
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I’ve found a way round this by using the Cloner and MoGraph cache instead of the Bake Particles option for the emitter. First I cloned the emitted object (sphere) with the cloner in Object mode and the emitter in the object field, then applied the MoGraph Cache and hit bake. Once baked I was able to move the emitted particles with no additional affect on the emitted particles. Cheers -
Thanks Brian, I’ve just had a look at Alembic baking options and very impressed with what’s available here, I definitely have a lot to learn in this particular area. So I found another work around that worked for me using the cloner and MoGraph Cache with I’ll explain in a separate message. Thanks again 🙂
