[Lasse Ankanpää]

And how will i do that? 😛

Is there a way in Cinema that i can make a panoramic render?

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Thanks for your help, i tried the Photoshop way, but it didnt work as i thought it would. First i had this picture pic1.jpg , then i used the polar coordinates pic2.jpg and then i did the HDRI probe in Cinema pic3.jpg. Should i use a certain kind of image before i do the polar coordinates?

Thanks

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Thanks for your help, i changed the projection to flat, and it worked 🙂

[Lasse Ankanpää]

Im not sure what you mean by the projection, but the bump texture is a JPG image with 512 x 512 resolution, i have tried different sizes like 2048 x 2048 and 1024 x 1024 and 256 x 256, but they only change the shading a bit. But for primitives, the bump map can be seen very clearly. I have also tried to change the Extrude nurbs type to quadrangles with regular grid checked, but no change.

[Lasse Ankanpää]

OK i figured it out, i had to my Extrude NURBS object -> caps, and on the “type” i choose Quadrangles and Regular grid

[Lasse Ankanpää]

Thanks 🙂

[Lasse Ankanpää]

Thanks, it worked this time. I had an object wich was set to be editable so i guess it didnt work on that… So i tried creating a new cube.

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Thanks Adam, it worked 🙂

[Lasse Ankanpää]

im not sure how to do that… (im a noob)

but heres what i meant:
scrn.jpg
so how to get the camera more like A and less like B

[Lasse Ankanpää]

OK i figured it out with this tutorial: https://www.pixel2life.com/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t792.html

First it didn’t work but then i looked at the comments and found this “i had the same problem. open photshop, duplicate your render layer and delete to original so it is not locked as the background. then go to your channels tab, and ctrl-click the alpha layer. then select inverse (ctrl-shift-i) and then delete. it will get rid of the background leaving only your render. thats the only way i found to work and it cuts it out perfectly.”

Worked with a transparent model too