Integrating 3D models with photography
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01-08-2015
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Use background shader in Renderman/RIS
I have an object I want to be rendered in Renderman/RIS. But I want to keep its shadows but not the plane under it that catches the shadows.
When I use Maya's default use background shader it just shows it as a diffuse shader in RIS.
I've also tried rendering with a shadowpass, but I tried and maybe I did something wrong but it didn't work. So does anyone know how to render a shadow but not the plane that catches the shadow?
Is there like a use background shader in RIS? I know Reyes has one but I couldn't find it in RIS.
Thanks in advance.
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