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Hello again Im not sure if I reported this issue before. But I face it for long time. Apply Atmospherics dont work if the object have Vray Displacement modifier, so you always get those ugly cutoffs in Enviroment Fog.
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HI, thanks for posting. Could you share a screen grab or a scene of your workflow with the issue? You can send the scene here or trough the support contact form. Please include a link to this thread in your e-mail to support. -
I will prepare scene but its easily reproducible. Just create VRay EnvironmentFog and some object with Vray Displacement, then make it invisible for camera and switch ofApply Atmospherics. You will see the object in the fog even if it should be invisible. If you disable displacement its fine as it should be.
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Scene in attachment. Max 22, Vray 6.1.
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I can confirm the issue. Can you elaborate more on what are you trying to achieve?Originally posted by frodopytlicek View PostScene in attachment. Max 22, Vray 6.1.
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If you want to separate render in to layers for example environment and characters and for is present you always see the characters in the fog in environment layer. And that not good for compositing of course.Comment
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Hi, thanks for posting. Why do you need to have both visible to camera and apply atmospherics turned off? If you have displacement + visible to camera off and apply atmospherics on, the object disappears from VRayAtmosphere as it does with displacement turned off.
There is something going on with this specific setup. I will investigate and get back to the thread.Comment
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We usualy use render mask for separating render to layers because its faster and easier than using matte in vray properties. But if you do this you will see fog sphere in render if you dong turn off apply atmospherics.Comment
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I've logged the issue under VMAX-13345. Until we got a fix for it I don't see any other way but to use matte properties.Comment
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Ok thanks I hope for quick fix then.Comment
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