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Remove Image from HDRI Lighting in Maya_but keep the lighting
I have added an hdri environment file and i want to use the lights and not the background image. Is there any option present to hide the image and just use the light source. Maya 2019 & Renderman....This is just so I can take my single object and add an external glow to it in Nuke.
Remove Image from HDRI Lighting in Maya_but keep the lighting
I have added an hdri environment file and i want to use the lights and not the background image. Is there any option present to hide the image and just use the light source. Maya 2019 & Renderman....This is just so I can take my single object and add an external glow to it in Nuke.
Much thanks...yes just needed to fish with more settings, visibility didn't work in the shape node, but the Renderman node under the Trace attributes/Visibility>camera Visibility>no....Now I can render seperate lit objects to export into nuke for a glow composite,....Etc.....Thank you, and you helped me before on something.
Much thanks...yes just needed to fish with more settings, visibility didn't work in the shape node, but the Renderman node under the Trace attributes/Visibility>camera Visibility>no....Now I can render seperate lit objects to export into nuke for a glow composite,....Etc.....Thank you, and you helped me before on something.
Yes, the visibility control is under some HDR environment attribute of an specific rendere ( they vary), Renderman, Arnold, Vray, Redshift....good thing you found on your own.
Yes, the visibility control is under some HDR environment attribute of an specific rendere ( they vary), Renderman, Arnold, Vray, Redshift....good thing you found on your own.
