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  • VrayLight - Visible but no alpha: Possible?

    I am using vraylights to light my refractive object from the back and need it to be visible to the camera so that the light is visible in the refractions, but I dont want the light to visible in the alpha channel. Is that possible?
    thanks as always for the help!
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    Couldnt you place a same-sized plane object where the light is and set it to visible to reflections/refractions but with -1 alpha contribution? Then disable visibility for the light?
    Alex York
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    • #3
      Originally posted by alexyork View Post
      Couldnt you place a same-sized plane object where the light is and set it to visible to reflections/refractions but with -1 alpha contribution? Then disable visibility for the light?
      I am doing that right now with the planes, but I like using real lights for their features and light lister and so prefer to use real lights.
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