Render instancing display problem
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Hey guys I'm instancing an object at rendertime, I activated the render parameter that allows me to do that and I have a simple box beeing copied as a proxy object into a point cloud that I'm using too drive the copy node.
The problem is that when I try to use the point cloud for the instances and ctrl click its display flag so I use it only at rendertime, and alt click the copy node flag so I can use it as proxy, everything works fine at rendertime but in my viewport I keep seeing the detailed render object and what is worst, it is not scattered in my point cloud, is scattered in the points of the boxes trhat use the point cloud to get scattered trough a copy node.
ho, I also forgot to comment that the “proxy” gets scaled in the viewport way bigger than it appears on render.
anybody knows where i'm wrong?
Thanks
The problem is that when I try to use the point cloud for the instances and ctrl click its display flag so I use it only at rendertime, and alt click the copy node flag so I can use it as proxy, everything works fine at rendertime but in my viewport I keep seeing the detailed render object and what is worst, it is not scattered in my point cloud, is scattered in the points of the boxes trhat use the point cloud to get scattered trough a copy node.
ho, I also forgot to comment that the “proxy” gets scaled in the viewport way bigger than it appears on render.
anybody knows where i'm wrong?
Thanks
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When you want to visualise geo in viewport for reference set both the flags on copy operator. But when you want to render set both the flags on blast sop and you will see instance obj being instanced on the point cloud in the rendered view.
When you copy boxes on the point cloud and set just display flag on it , points of the output of copy operator are used for instancing but actually you want it to consider ouput of blast node for instancing. The last node coocked at geometry level in an object, it's output (it's points) will be used for instancing object.
When you copy boxes on the point cloud and set just display flag on it , points of the output of copy operator are used for instancing but actually you want it to consider ouput of blast node for instancing. The last node coocked at geometry level in an object, it's output (it's points) will be used for instancing object.
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The one solution that I can think off is export your point cloud in a new object which has point instancing turned on. And use your existing object which is generating point cloud for copying boxes for visualization, turn off it's point instancing ability. If you want to visualize go to old obj's geometry level. Turn off it's display flag at scene level.
When you want to render go to scene level , make sure display flag of only new obj is turned on.
I dont know if there is any other simple soln.
When you want to render go to scene level , make sure display flag of only new obj is turned on.
I dont know if there is any other simple soln.
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