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| Posted by Keet at Dec 17, 2024, 11:31:25 AM |
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Re: furniture in the interior in a transparent form This looks really great, very creative thinking! Basically what you are doing is selecting a small part of the gradient texture. By scaling 8000% and shifting with the Y value you only use a thin vertical part (1/80th) of the image. I can see where this has advantages over creating an image with just a single transparency overall. You only need one texture image and by shifting the Y value you can select the part with the best transparency for each character. It remains a gradient, meaning it is not the same transparency all over which looks better. It is very subtle but I think you could see the difference. Place the same character repeated in a path with different transparencies. It will look like it walks in and out of view. Could you share the transprarency image you created? It seems to work very good in what you show. You could create a gif with a ghost that shifts in and out of view with a series of images with increasing/decreasing transparencies! ---------------------------------------- Dodecagon.nl 1300+ 3D models, manuals, and projects |
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