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overlapping objects should be rendered on a different layer, overall this stylized idea is to use maya in a more stylized way, at the end it depands on a specific case/project, I suggest that you play with it, try to get a solution yourself, maybe you'll get a new workflow that no one has thought about or even create a style that no one has seen:)

there are many tricks for making a stylized water in 3D (by 3D/2D objects or procedural textures) each way is good for specific purpose or specific shot or style, I'll try to find the time soon to upload a video on water:)

Why not:) it's a simple object, works nice with toon outline:)

Thanks, you're welcome:)

Thank you, i appreciate it:)

I'll try, there's a lot to share:) but not a lot of time:)

​@@tutorials9382we can wait bro, your content is really good

yo yo, you just render the Character in a separate layer, the background is also rendered in a separate layer and the outline in a separate layer, eazy:)

@@tutorials9382 oh yeah true im dumb ^^ Thanks a lot man really usefull vid keep up the good work :)

Thanks, I will try to find some time to share more, there's a lot to share

This can work on any background, the outline is just for masking out the 3D character/object/set to get the noise/jitter result in the outline.

@@tutorials9382 Thank you for the quick response, so to make it work with any scene I would have to export a cryptomatte, and mix them with the outlines for the final matte right?

@@niljimenez2262 firstly I would say, do some tests, play with this idea:) second, the outline is rendered on a separate layer, and the 3D object as well, then in after you use the outline just to mask the 3D object, if you use a 2D BG behind all this it will not be effected at all. and if you have a 3D BG in your maya scene you render it on a separate layer as well without having the 3D object cutting from the BG, meaning you treat each layer as a separate layer.