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A simple introduction to the world of Compositing while using render layers. In this video I go over how to separate objects into render layers and of course composite them
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Blender 2.5 Compositing with Render Layers
17 responses to “Blender 2.5 Compositing with Render Layers”
Thanks, but I meant if I uploaded a video that I hadn't animated on blender, and therefore can't put on a seperate layer from the rest. Thanks anyway.:)
I guess you could put the eyes on a separate layer, and do whatever you want only on that layer. I'm only starting off with Blender, but that's what I would do.
I love rainboows! awesome haha 😛 great tutorial
I would like to know if it's possible to edit certain parts of a video. Like if I just want to tweak the eyes of one of my actors but want to leave everything else untouched. How can I do that?
nice one XD thx!
im able too use 3dmax pretty nicely, but im finding this program to be a disorganised mess
Great tutorial. very clear and pretty sure will be super helpful.
Looking forward to trying it out.
Still don't understand why "compositing" was on and why it created a prob after a first animation render though.
Thanks, Crisis!
@spproplus no prob
Finnaly I understand !
Thank you soooo much SpiritCrisis 🙂
hey i love every tutorial i've watched of yours but i was wondering if i could talk you into doing a tutorial on making an alien invasion scene with a mothership that emp's the world in the night and also drops other various tools of destruction down, i want to put something nifty along those lines together for my brother, i've subscribed to you and hope i see it as one of your new vids before too long. i'd appreciate it alot and do with all your other tutorials
@Rasayana85 that must of been what I did differently before to get that not to happen.. thanks for watching 😀
Thank you for an excellent tutorial as always! =)
I got rid of the dual layer particle-effect by assigning a material to the sphere (emitter) and unchecking "Traceable" under material options.
@mobilefreek good to see your still doing the blender stuff 😀 thanks for the comment 🙂
He does like his Bevel tool does our Spirit Crisis! Well done. Found it a very indepth understanding of nodes.
@mafiameower i covered what settings you need to change in my flame tutorial which is Time and density. You have to be allot more skilled in the texturing department with a candle flame. I was going to make a candle flame tutorial but I did somewhat cover it in my flame tutorial.
@mafiameower the fire for a candle im assuming?