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Alphas - GrimmJeel - 08-28-2011
Is that gray are on their hair called an Alpha, and how do I remove it, I couldnt find any tutorials on how to do so
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RE: Alphas - Crett - 08-28-2011
Depends.
Are you using blender?
RE: Alphas - GrimmJeel - 08-28-2011
(08-28-2011, 04:05 PM)Crett Wrote: Depends.
Are you using blender?
No I use 3ds max2009
RE: Alphas - Shadowth117 - 08-28-2011
Well first of all, does the hair texture even have transparency? If it does, you'll need to put the texture in the opacity slot of your material too and set Mono Channel Output to Alpha. In some cases, you may use RGB instead like when there is a separate opacity map or the texture is designed with that in mind (Certain energy textures, effects, etc.).
RE: Alphas - valforwing - 08-29-2011
if that dose'nt work there is always useing photoshop to create the transparency
RE: Alphas - GrimmJeel - 08-29-2011
Ok, I got it thanks guys