Rotating entourage in the desired direction for rendering

[sj3D42P]

Hi, I'm trying to render two people in the render, one of them viewing to the left and the other one viewing to the right or at different angle but when rendered, they both look at the same direction. I already rotated them in the plan view. How do you tell them to keep facing to a desired direction? see image below, Thanks in advanced.

[barthbradley]

Pin 'em.  

...after you rotate 'em.

BTW: Spacebar Rotate also works. if you weren't aware.  

[sj3D42P]

Thanks for the advice but still they rotate in the Rendering after pinned, see below. Thanks.

[barthbradley]

I don't understand what you are saying.  "They rotate in the Rendering after pinned"?  That doesn't compute.  

Try messing around with the Cast Reflections Property. Dunno. Just spit-balling here. 

Consistent Colors - Realistic - Render for me. 

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[sj3D42P]

If you see the floor plan, I have all of them (entourages/people) facing to the left, meaning that the camera for the rendering is behind them, I want to see their backs.

When I render them, they always face the camera, is it possible to make them face in any direction except facing the camera? thanks.

[barthbradley]

See my edited post.  I'm not sure what's going on at your end.  

[ToanDN]

Try some other RCPs, may be what ypu use don't have full 360 degree images.

[sj3D42P]

Now that you've added these three images of the same Entourage, you might better understand what I'm looking for.

Simply try this, send those three images again but not their faces - I want to see their backs, that's what I meant by rotating the RPC.

Thanks.

[ToanDN]

Realistic view 2022.  You just need to choose the RCPs with front/back/side images.  Not all do.

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[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

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[barthbradley]

Oh, I see what you are talking about. REALISTC View - not Rendered View. Yes, Archvision's Entourage is a very positive people. They are always looking forward - not backwards - in Realistic View.  

All joking aside, I don't know what gives here.  Seems to be a 2022 thing though.  It's not happening in 2020.  

[barthbradley]

2021 also.  

Real-Time Realistic was introduced in 2021.  There must to be a correlation.