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How can I animate multiple objects to be highlighted in a scene?
For an explanation video about my company's products, I have an animated scene in Blender 2.8 with a large number of mechanical parts of which I'd like to highlight a specific collection of parts, for ...
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Isolate light cast on a surface through glass
I have a white plane and a glass object on top of it, with 2 spotlights casting light through the glass object. This causes a lot of light to be cast onto the white plane.
I want to turn the plane ...
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Glow behind reflective text [closed]
I have a reflective ( Mirror Surfaced ) text on a dark background / Wall so it's barely visible. Backlighting does not light up the scene too much, the text is reflective and would only pickup the ...
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Is It Possible To Do An 80's Style Anime Shading? If So How?
I'm familiar with a lot of the basics of how to model, texture, apply materials, use nodes, basic rigging & animating, etc.
I ran across a YouTube video called "TIE Fighter - short film" from a ...
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Is there an Emit option for a texture? [duplicate]
I've tried checking indirect lighting and selecting approximate in the world settings, then put emit on high in the materials tab, but the glow itself is very very weak. Is there a way to adjust the ...
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Change the effect of a light on a certain object?
I need a Rim / Backlight for my object, but the mesh is standing on a Glossy floor and when I put a spot lamp even which is pointing upward, it is still casting light on the floor, which is something ...
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How can I get a Sin City/300 monotone and grayscale style
I don't know that I'm using monotone and grayscale in the right way, but I'm curious how to make a scene with has either only one tone like the use of Red in the movie 300, or something like sin city, ...
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Masked glare behind glass
Reference Photo
Consider the following photograph:
No Glare
The first render resembles:
Note how the LEDs have no glare.
Glare
The second render adds glare by following Price's tutorial:
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