Well, like the title says. If I have a multimatte element from an object, and have vraytoon also, in the element the outline of the object ( the toon lines ) doesnt get included in the multimatteelement.
Any other way I can get the result I’m after?
Well, like the title says. If I have a multimatte element from an object, and have vraytoon also, in the element the outline of the object ( the toon lines ) doesnt get included in the multimatteelement.
Any other way I can get the result I’m after?
no1 has an answer?
ok well I ended up rendering twice. Once with toon and once without. I then used the multimatte from the one WITHOUT the Toon on the render WITH the Toon. Would have been great however if I could do it in one go
I tried VRayToon with psd-manager and could get all this in one go into the PSD.
The psd-manager mattes look like the original object shapes (like without applying VRayToon) unlike the MultiMatte elements.
I also enabled the “Object outline” option in the V-ray image sampler options for best quality, because otherwise V-ray didn’t use enough samples “behind” the toon lines.
Daniel
hmmm I dont have psd-manager