i set the affect channel to colors + alpha..but still am not getting this type of transparent glass in photoshop..please explain in detail

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What is camera raw? What type of file do you save out from vray to utilize camera raw? I couldn't figure out how to save out raw file like the ones my camera produce that can be edited in Lightroom

oh I just save all my files as PNG to have a transparent background. Camera Raw is used to convert RAW images into pixels Photoshop can understand. Camera Raw Filter is a similar way to make the adjustments on other types of files like PNG or JPG. You don't need RAW type images to use the Camera Raw Filter 😄

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Is the issue when you export PNG, it still doesn't have a transparent background?

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Ooh that's true, I can definitely show you guys how to save them in the vray material library. Thanks for the suggestion!

Hi! Are you talking about how to render with a transparent background behind the glass?

hi again, yes. but i think i saw you do that in another videos of yours. I can do it with materials ID, right?

Yes. You can also do it by adjusting the glass settings. I created a post here archinspirations.mn.co/posts/how-do-you-render-with-transparent-background-on-windows

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Hi Zi! Apparently the nik collection is owned by some other company now. Try Google search for Nik collection 1.2.11 that's the version I got and it's free forever

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You mean transparent background correct? Just export as PNG and load into Photoshop😄

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I don't have a video with the explanation but I can try to explain it to you. So for some reason vray new version doesn't automatically set the alpha correctly for glass anymore, that's why it's not transparent in your render. So you'd have to go to select that glass material, and go to the material advanced options section again -> go to material options rollout -> set alpha contribution to 0 or -1, I still can't figure out the difference just yet but try it and see if it works!

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Do vật liệu kính của em phải cần chỉnh sửa chút á em, em vào vật liệu kính đó, chỗ refraction, affect channels, đổi đó thành "color+alpha" rồi render lại. Trong vray buffer window em vô channel alpha mà thấy nó màu đen hay xám hơn là đc r á😊

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I think if you're using evermotion models, you'd have to convert them from 3ds max to sketchup. Pretty much all models I use are from the 3dwarehouse, it takes some searching to find good models, then I'd apply or adjust materials to make it look better 😊

I think alt might be the Option key on your keyboard

It's probably you need to change the glass refractive settings. This link shows you how to do it 😊 archinspirations.mn.co/posts/how-do-you-render-with-transparent-background-on-windows

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Carpaint metal? 🤔 isn't there a section in the vray library for carpaint already?

When you create a material from the asset editor there is a CarPaint material , i saw that material make the metal shiny and more realistic, I just wanna learn the tricks and how to deal with

Hm I still don't understand your question , can you explain more or send me a picture of what you're trying to achieve?

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Because you need to change the glass settings a bit. archinspirations.mn.co/posts/how-do-you-render-with-transparent-background-on-windows

@@ArchitectureInspirations It makes the Glass transparent but the background is still there for me. If I now try to add a background in PS it puts it behind the brown default background from sketchup.

Brown background? That's weird. Are you using HDRI or something? Rendering with the default background should never give you a brown background

@@ArchitectureInspirations Im just using the normal Sun. No HDRI or Dome Light. There is this brown plane which is usualy not included in any renders. imgur.com/a/4RwP4yj I uploaded a sample here because its hard to describe.

Hm I'm not sure. I never had that in my renders

Hi, try this link here nik-collection.en.uptodown.com/windows

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Hm maybe it's your lighting setup?

Can u make advance video for setting up light?

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