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Non-Photorealistic Rendering

Non-Photorealistic Rendering

2005-06-12       - By Harvey White

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On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 23:43:48 -0000, you wrote:

>Hullo All,
>
>I've just tried to use a preset for the NPR and Carrara 4 Pro tells me that I
have not installed
>the Wizard. Scene wizard seems to work for setting up so I don't understand
what I've done
>wrong when it comes to rendering. I upgraded and my Carrara 3 folder is full
of stuff that the
>installer didn't think fit to put into my Carrara 4 folder (I tried moving
them over but that's no
>good).
>
>All of which brings me to my main point. Does anyone know how to use the
outlines option
>in the NPR so that, when the camera is close to an object it DOESN'T render
outlines for the
>back of the object? At first I thought I had backfaces turned on at the object
level, but no.
>The effect is only apparent when the camera is really close.
>
>I'm trying to end the animation by moving so close into an object that the
screen goes blank,
>I can't do this because it keeps showing the outines of the far side of the
object.
>
>I'll see if I can upload the QT movie to the FIles section of this Group,
called NPR or similar.
>
>Any and all suggestions greatfully received.

I don't know about NPR, but one thing to consider is that in Carrara,
unless the object is specifically a volumetric object, all objects are
simply shells of zero thickness.  You can go directly into a sphere
from the outside, and once inside, you will see the shader (unless
you've taken steps to prevent this) that's on the outside.

This might be one of your problems.  Another possibility for you to
try is to work around this, stopping a fraction short of the object,
then editing in a direct cut to black (video editing program).  This
would work as well, I think.

Harvey

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