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@solo said:
@Frederick and Rich, I use a white background when rendering so exporting SU lines with a white background actually helps, in PS I use 'multiply' for blend, makes lines pop better.
Cheers, Pete...
Just thought you had a trick in your sleeve to export the lines with transparent background, but blending using 'multiply' works just fine...
Edit: I knew I had seen somewhere that you're able to get transparent background on a Mac...
Well, well... thomthom's Export 2d with Alpha can make similar png's for us depending on Windows...
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@unknownuser said:
I use a white background when rendering so exporting SU lines with a white background actually helps, in PS I use 'multiply' for blend, makes lines pop better.
Multiply works fine, no need for transparent background.
If you want transparent or semi transparent exports (lets say window glass etc) apply a strong color (pure magenta or green) then use it as mask in Ps.
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@solo said:
Mac only...
See, there is a reason for owning a Mac.
Actually, that is no longer true. I think since they re-built the SU render engine in 7.1, PC has been able to export transparent png's.
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@chris fullmer said:
Actually, that is no longer true. I think since they re-built the SU render engine in 7.1, PC has been able to export transparent png's.
Please elaborate and post some screen shots, Chris...
Cause I sure can't find this in the option menu...
I've tried both tif and png - and I don't see any option for selecting transparent background...@frederik said:
Well, well... thomthom's Export 2d with Alpha can make similar png's for us depending on Windows...
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Really Frederik, you don't need this much. You may need to mask some glass windows too, transparency doesn't help much there. Try to assign a pure green or magenta instead. Ps can do miracles this way. From a mac user anyway.
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I know, michalis...
I can make incredible things in post pro with PS for Win...
I also know about the work arounds, but if I can avoid them, it would be great...Chris F. states that transparent background is possible with SU for Win since ver. 7.1 but I can't find how/where, hence my question to Chris to post some screen shots...
Well, well... I don't want to hijack this thread...
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@frederik said:
@chris fullmer said:
Actually, that is no longer true. I think since they re-built the SU render engine in 7.1, PC has been able to export transparent png's.
Please elaborate and post some screen shots, Chris...
Cause I sure can't find this in the option menu...I'd also be curious, Chris. What beta build are you using?
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This is bizarre - is it seriouslly not possible? I swear I've done this a dozen times in the last week. Even wierder is I'm sure it was Gaieus who corrected me last time I said the same thing as Solo. I think I'm experiencing early onset dimentia. I suddenly am unsure of everything.
I'm on vacation now and I don't have access to SU at the moment. So when I can play with SU, I'll test it. so weird.......
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First, there is no checkbox for transparent background at all so I cannot set it. When I export (even with sky and ground turned off), the white background appears, too.
I can of course export with transparent background from LayOut.
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@gaieus said:
First, there is no checkbox for transparent background at all so I cannot set it. When I export (even with sky and ground turned off), the white background appears, too.
Thanks for confirming this, Csaba...
@gaieus said:
I can of course export with transparent background from LayOut.
I have ver. 7 Pro, but I haven't upgraded ver. 8 to Pro...
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Back to topic, more characters, this is a WIP, still got more face detail to do, it's supposed to be... why don't y'all guess, that way I know how bad it is.
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Looking good, solo! Was most of this model created with the SDS2 sculpt tool? Or did you use your proxy/subdivision workflow?
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Proxy base, then divide,sculpt,divide,smooth, I know it sounds like a silly workflow but once SDS2 is released most folk will understand.
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Did Richard Prior and Kevin Spacey have a love-child?
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Hmmm....it's either Obama or Robert Downey Jr's character in Tropic Thunder.
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Obama!!!
ducks for cover
Edit: Aww, Adam beat me to it.
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Give him side burns and its Shaft!
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...some offtop...Obama in ZBrush.
..hapy new year again! 
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lol i second Robert Downey Jr's character in Tropic Thunder
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Yup, it needs work, after seeing that Z-brush version I realise that I need more practice and doubt SU would handle the poly's needed to create such a mesh not to mention the UV mapping thing that SU honestly does absolutely suck at.
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