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Yup!

Thanks!

@@TheInfinites I would like to follow your tutorials if still available in any platform. It looks you dont keep going on here anymore. Thank you very much

@@polatkemalakyuz2021 Hey, I'll be posting soon here on UA-cam. Stay tuned :)

@@TheInfinites It really sounds good

Yeah this feature would be great. And a reflection pass too. Need that asap haha.

😅😅

Most welcome!

This would depend on how reflective your real reflective object is. Simply speaking, you'll need to recreate the real object in 3d and make it just as reflective. Then its all about comping.

Yo, I'm glad it worked out for you!

Hey, do you mind sharing a screengrab of your node-tree?

Flow the same workflow. You'll simple need to add a image seq node instead of the image node.

@@TheInfinites may I ask for another question? I rarely use blender because I just use it for fun. I’ve 4.0 that with a lot of set ups and add ons including start up files. How can I bring them to the latest version? I’ve try searching on YT and it’s only have the previous version that the splash screen have a button to do the thing. But I couldn’t find it in the latest version 🥹

​@@natsunwtk You can try reinstalling the latest version again. Since 4.2 has extensions, you'll probably have to reinstall some stuff either way. As for setups, you can just open the blend file in the latest version. Everything should be working just fine.

@@TheInfinites but I want all the add ons with it

OK, "Mesh Line node"

@@finn2842 There you go!

:)

Most welcome!

Anytime!

Hey, do you mind sharing your a screen grab of your export settings that you are using in PF Track?

@@TheInfinites I found the solution, because Blender 4.2 doesn't support .DAE Legacy versions, so I downloaded Blender old version, it supports DAE default. Thank you for your answer BTW sir. P.S. What is your Blender version in this video.

@@stronga1733 Awesome. My blender version is quite an old one, 2.91.

@@stevechristy9355 hey, which node is hooked to the composite node?

Hey man, It all depends on the way you've structured your system. There are a couple of nodes that allow you to isolate instances. Then you can uv unwrap them individually. This is just one of the ways. Do you mind sharing a screengrab of your nodetree?

@@TheInfinites I will upload on my channel broski. I barely Upload, if we can solve this today, man that would be clutch af

@@_casg Cool

You're welcome mate!

Thank you!!

Cheers!

You can export your models as FBX, OBJ, or Alembic. And you're good to go :)

@@TheInfinites OK thank you

@@waqasjaved7871 Good luck! Let me know if you end up having any issues.

@@TheInfinites OK sure

@@TheInfinites brother i have a very unique video regarding this. i want to send you. and that animation i want to learn. could you please share me your instagram account or email. i will share with you on there.

Hey, let me try this in 4.0 and get back to you.

Anytime mate!

I think you can convert it to a grey-scale image by using a color ramp node.

@@TheInfinites yes but then i lose the reflections

@@cogosoda6452 yeah. I usually end up renderering the reflection pass seperately. Don't use the one that comes up with the shadow catcher. Hopefully, the future versions of blender will have a reflection pass. Do you mind telling me what are you trying to do?

@@cogosoda6452 You're gonna have to get real creative here by mixing and merging the passes.

@@TheInfinites im making ui for a game, i need to have the ui background separate to the ui elements and the reflections that the ui elements cast onto the background

Anytime, man!

Hey, I’ll be online. You can share it.

Thanks mate!

Anytime mate!

Good question. If I have it correct, everything in geometry nodes will be considered as a single object. So in this case, I would recommend making use of Shader AOVs. You can check out how they work here: ua-cam.com/video/BB07305L2xs/v-deo.htmlsi=77jGvn1UUMzGfI16

Me too! And thanks for the sub :)

I feel you mate, I feel you.

Hey, you're most welcome! And thanks a lot for giving my tutorial a shot :)

Yeah, wouldn't that be something. At this point, a proper reflection pass would be great. Hoping blender adds it soon.

Hey, I understand your problem. Let me try something on my end. Fingers crossed :)

@@TheInfinites That would be great. As I said, I've made some experiments but they did not really turn out well.

Hey, the shadowcatcher pass still exists. I'm not sure why its not showing up on your end. Are you sure you are on Cycles?

@@TheInfinites Thanks for the answer! Yes, I'm in cycles. I didn't say that Shadowcatcher doesn't exist. I have it. But when viewing it as a separate render pass, I have a white screen and I checked with the Exposure node that there are no variations in the information. Of course, I managed to get the shadow from the combine pass. But this is the wrong method. Previously, Blender had a separate shadow pass renderer, just like Maya, for example. Now I have dozens of objects in the scene and there is no shadow on them at all. It is only available in the diffuse direct pass. But it contains a lot of unnecessary unnecessary information for the shadow pass. I am a passionate fan of Blender, but this point was made either not obviously (I see many people on the Internet swearing at it), or not very smartly.

@@MrGravicaper Interesting. You should be getting shadows for your object. Do you mind sharing a screengrab of your node layout so I can better understand it. You can also join the channel's discord server. And sorry for getting back so late :)

@@TheInfinites Thanks for the help offered. I was offered an interesting option to use override material. In one motion, without spoiling the scene, he repaints everything in the scene as if it were made of white plaster, all this looks like a pass of shadows, although without a shadow gradient. But there is an occlusion pass for this and it will greatly help with this point. I'll try this technology and if it doesn't help, I'll return to your suggestion with help. Best wishes!

Hey man, reflections are a bit tricky. I'm still figuring out that part myself.

Most welcome!

:)

Thank you!

I believe the shadow catcher pass catches the light.

Anytime mate!

You're most welcome, mate!

Hey, if we're talking about older blender versions that don't have the shadowcatcher pass, then you'll have to go for the old-school duplicate layer method. Btw, which blender version are we talking about here.

@@TheInfinites I believe it would be the most updated version. I ask this because I work in a studio where we sometimes need to send the shadow pass in the exr for this render to be used in the final composition of the film. However, when we migrated to the newer version due to new features, we noticed that the shadow pass was eliminated. something I couldn't understand why.

@@vyctor0rj Hey, the 4.0 version still has the shadow catcher pass. Are you using 4.0 as well?