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+ | ====== Rhino Rendering ====== | ||
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+ | =====Alpha channels===== | ||
+ | Formats supporting alpha channels: .tif, .tga, .png. | ||
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+ | The Rhino 3 default renderer does not generate alpha channels [Pascal - 2005-11-09] but you can make one // | ||
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+ | As long as you don't change your animation or other rendering settings, this sequence should be a perfect match for your normally rendered animation. You can now use this //matte// animation as a mask in after effects or premiere or whatever compositor you are using to lay the animation in over your digital photograph. [MALaFon - 2005-11-10] | ||
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+ | The built-in renderer in V4 beta does support alpha channels. Select File-> | ||
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