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From: John Gross <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: ProjectionMap
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> I've used this trick before, of having a rendered object seem to appear
> from behind the backdrop pic, by placing a disk object in the scene, and
> projecting the same image as the backdrop onto the disk as a front
> projection map, so it's pinmapped and matches perfectly--but this time
> I'm having trouble making the disk object really blend in properly to the
> backdrop pic.

Are you using the pre-release? If so, you probably have Soft Filter
selected. Soft Filter won't do backgrounds, but it will do Fp polys. If
this isn't the case, make sure you have Luminosity to 100% and Diffuse to
0% for the F.P. poly..

JG
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