shadow pass? _sc 2005-03-19 - By Sam Cuttriss
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thanks for the comment,
but no this isnt what im refering too.
i hope my other post clarifies...
_sam
microxx wrote:
> You can connect a shadow node to the surface input of the materials of
> the sphere and table an turn off shadows on the visibility pp for both.
>
> If you only want a shadow pass, then turn off the primary rays of the
> cube too.
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> I hope this helps.
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>> another question, is there any way to make a material clip shadows?
>>
>> ie say i was rotoscoping a shadow of a cube onto a onto a real sphere
>> and table.
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>> i have a cube floating above a stand in sphere on a table in my 3d
>> scene,
>> the shadow of the cube falls across the sphere and the table.
>> i want the sphere to eliminate the shadow of the cube on the table.
>>
>> any ideas?
>> if the two of these were solvable 3 passes would become a far cleaner
>> and more manageable 1.
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