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    • jarynzlesaJ Offline
      jarynzlesa
      last edited by

      I couldn't find tutorial how to make transparent alfa mask texture.

      Does anybody know where I could find it, If exist?

      Example textures.


      Tree


      tree_alpha

      http://www.vizualizaceschodiste.mypage.cz/

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      • GaieusG Offline
        Gaieus
        last edited by

        Hi jarynzlesa,

        That png is already transparent. Do you mean how to make that one or how to make the alpha? Or actually, how to start from scratch (from a photo you take)?

        Gai...

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        • andybotA Offline
          andybot
          last edited by

          Are you looking to make a separate image file with the alpha layer? In Photoshop - you would go to "layer -- layer mask -- from transparency" This way you get an new alpha channel that you can save into a new image. I can explain further if that's what you're looking for.

          http://charlottesvillearchitecturalrendering.com/

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          • jarynzlesaJ Offline
            jarynzlesa
            last edited by

            Sorry for misunderstanding. This is my fault. Problem solved.
            I'm idiot. πŸ‘Ž

            http://www.vizualizaceschodiste.mypage.cz/

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            • GaieusG Offline
              Gaieus
              last edited by

              So what exactly was that problem?

              Gai...

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              • jarynzlesaJ Offline
                jarynzlesa
                last edited by

                I didn't create layer mask.
                Thank you for comments πŸ‘.


                without layer mask


                problem_solved

                http://www.vizualizaceschodiste.mypage.cz/

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                • D Offline
                  d12dozr
                  last edited by

                  You can hide the outside edges to make the 'bounding box' invisible...

                  3D Printing with SketchUp Book
                  http://goo.gl/f7ooYh

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                  • jarynzlesaJ Offline
                    jarynzlesa
                    last edited by

                    Don't know what 'bounding box' is but I got rid of those edges (erase + shift).
                    Thanks for advice 😎 .


                    Works

                    http://www.vizualizaceschodiste.mypage.cz/

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                    • D Offline
                      d12dozr
                      last edited by

                      That's what I meant πŸ˜‰ A little faster way to hide those lines is to double click the face so the face and edges are selected, then shift-click the face once to DE-select just the face(this leaves all the edges selected). Then hide the edges all at once -- I have 'hide' set as a keyboard shortcut, or right click > Hide.
                      To be precise, a bounding box is the dotted gray lines that surround a group or component when its open for editing, or the blue lines that appear when a group or component is selected.

                      Your plant looks great!

                      3D Printing with SketchUp Book
                      http://goo.gl/f7ooYh

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                      • R Offline
                        rspierenburg
                        last edited by

                        I usually have a 'hidden' layer setup by default, and place all those boundary lines on that and just turn it off.

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