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| Rhino/Flamingo rendering help ! I use Rhino/Flamingo for boat designing. Is there any way to make a total transparent background when rendering ? |
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| The big question here is - what's on the other side of a transparent background? You could try just having a background image... |
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| Rhino/Flamigo rendering help. I use to copy the rendered images into Photoshop. Then i do not want any background at all. Now i have the problem that a squared "solid" background follows the image and covers other images on the same "sheet". best reg: Vibtor |
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| With a solid background you should be able to select it with the magic wand tool in photoshop and make it transparent there. |
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| Go into Flamingo "environment" settings dialogue box. put a tick in the "alpha channel" box. now once you have rendered the image you can select he background in photoshop using the alpha channel. look under flamingo and/or photoshop help for more info on exactly how to do it. (its well worth the five minutes it takes to learn about using alpha channel). Good luck, Rob |
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| make sure to save the rendering as a tiff, though, to use the alpha channel. |
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| Photoshop will do magic on your rederings.
__________________ Jason |
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