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I followed this tutorial
But sadly, the attachment is the result. How do I successfully remove the black background from the desired texture? Thanks
This image has no information in the alpha channel, it has no transparency. Don’t you see this?
But you can make you texture alpha-masked even without the alpha channel.
Puzzles and JS. Fast and expensive.
If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of meaning at all.
This image has no information in the alpha channel, it has no transparency. Don’t you see this?
Sorry, but how do I know there’s no information in the alpha channel?
That said, your alternative worked. Thanks man
I used this for transparent bloom, wonder how I fucked up. I used gimp, if it helps.
I followed this for transparent eevee bloom. How did I fail to make background transparent? As per attachment, the layers with dark backgrounds have “lighten only”,
To make the background transparent you need just two things: enabling the transparent backbround in Blender and saving your render in RGBA format.
No other software is needed.
Puzzles and JS. Fast and expensive.
If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of meaning at all.
I did that. Unfortunately, when transferred to gimp, it becomes like this.
In blender, when transparent texture is used: https://ibb.co/TDXTKhd
On second thought, this is how I got around this problem, was to make the desired texture transparent. Then I followed the original blender video I posted in the first post.
The results:
If you know any other ways, kindly let me know, thanks
You can also follow this methot like in welding sparkle material from the industrial robot demo.
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Thanks for the helpful tips, guys.
You can also follow this methot like in welding sparkle material from the industrial robot demo.
Also, speaking of this, are such demos’ Blender/Maya workings, techniques, and methods available on soft8soft or its community, for everyone to see how such demos’/online content is produced and developed?
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