Need Help With Pictures

Dave R

You can control the transparency of both the photo and model if the photo is imported as a Match Photo. Go to the Edit tab of the Styles dialog box, click on the blue cube icon and look at the bottom of the box. There are sliders for controlling transparency. You can also choose to hide the model and or the photo via tick boxes.

mitcorb

Ahh, sooo... I'm not that crazy. Just sorta crazy.

thelandscaper

Hey guys thaks for the help!! This is what I got at the begining.....

thelandscaper

And as you can see... I figure it now, thanks to you haha.... I just un-select the "foregroung photo" box on the edit option for the styles and Voala! the materials and faces that I needed showed up!
So that's my result... as you can see.... is ok....

Thanks a lot!!!
I will not kill myself this time! lol

Prueba #1.jpg

charly2008

Hi,

In relation to photo match, I also consider myself a beginner. I've tried to export the model, with the matched photo from David, to Kerkythea. But in Kerkythea only the model is shown without the matched photo. What am I doing wrong?

Charly

Gaieus

Nothing. Kerky cannot import the background photo. What you can do now is to render the image and render and alpha mask and combine them in an image editor - or import the background image as such into Kerkythea.

charly2008

Hi Gaieus,

thanks for the information. That with the alpha mask, I have also not yet understood properly. The technique with the alpha mask, I have to study in detail.

Charly

Gaieus

OK, sorry, it is not called "aplha" mask just mask. See below. Basically it will render a B&W contour image you can use in PS to "mask" the black background out to be transparent.

Also, you can set a static image for the background, too.

derei

@charly2008 said:

The technique with the alpha mask, I have to study in detail.

Charly

Alpha Mask is just a black image which have white areas representing the area occupied by object(s) in model. You will use it in a image editor to blend the model into a image, as Gaieus said.

See below the steps of a work I had to do long time ago:

original image, used to photomatch the model and also, to blend with rendered image.