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Article #11Re: Motion Blur on parts only ?
From: steve gowin
Date: Sun, 29 Oct 1995 08:34
Date: Sun, 29 Oct 1995 08:34
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andy@crazybe.demon.co.uk (Andrew Barnett) wrote: >Hi All, just a silly little question >I'm trying to do an effect I saw in a car advert poster, the car it self >was not blured but the wheels were as it was speeding along. Who do I get >the wheels to blur but not the whole car/ picture ? Set up your scene: car ,wheels and everything else, as you would normally. Render the car first without the wheels (or the wheels set at 100 percent transparency) then re-render the scene with the wheels only and motion blur on. The trick is to save alphas when rendering the wheels, then composite them with the original. Also, if some of the wheels are being occluded by the car or other objects, make sure you include those objects when rendering the wheels but set their surface attributes to: color = black as black can be luminosity =100 percent Diffuse = 0 percent This will effectively matte out the background wheels, (hopefully) achieving the effect you want. I haven't tried doing this but it should work assuming the motion blur effect is saved with the alphas.
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