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Re: Glow Through Transparent Object
by
Brodd Nesset
on Oct 14, 2008 at 7:31:23 am
This is a limitation of the 'Glow' you can add in the standard Material editor. Unlike the other channels, it is not really a channel but a post effect, and it would be tidier if you had to add this type of glow as a tag to the object in question. I guess it's there in the Material editor because it's 'always' been there and out of compability.
You can make two renders: one with the bowl disabled so that the glow will show properly, one with the glass bowl and no glow. Then compose the two in Photoshop (or After Effects) via an appropriate blending mode.
Instead of the glow effect you can make a fog material larger than the flame; yellow fog will appear through glass.
Probably best: you could also render a visible light. Put an actual light source inside the flame, an Omni or perhaps the Tube shape, with Visible light checked and Volumetric selected. Note that with complex settings volumetric light can take a long time to render, so experiment with a low/standard setting first.
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Re: Glow Through Transparent Object
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Re: Glow Through Transparent Object
by Brodd Nesset on Oct 14, 2008 at 7:31:23 am
Re: Glow Through Transparent Object
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