In Karma, How do i get an ambient occlusion render pass?
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On the Karma Render Settings node, enable "Simplified Shading" to switch to a global ambient occlusion mode. Note that Display color still tints the scene, so you might need to block the attribute on the geometry to get a gray render if the attribute is present.
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It doesn't seem to enable AO for XPU though, instead it renders a simple version of the scene without shaders and headlight only.
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It doesn't seem to enable AO for XPU though, instead it renders a simple version of the scene without shaders and headlight only.
Edited by jsmack - 2022年10月29日 17:36:16
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jsmackThank you. Yeah, it looks like it might work, but Karma defenetely needs more better way of AO
On the Karma Render Settings node, enable "Simplified Shading" to switch to a global ambient occlusion mode. Note that Display color still tints the scene, so you might need to block the attribute on the geometry to get a gray render if the attribute is present.
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It doesn't seem to enable AO for XPU though, instead it renders a simple version of the scene without shaders and headlight only.
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jsmackThis sound you should avoid write answer here.bekajsmackYes. It is a super global and I need more control. For example, I need AO only between objects and a ground and not AO of self produced ground.
Better than checking a box?
That sounds like you need to write a custom shader.
Edited by papahh - 2024年5月23日 09:43:44
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