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Transparent background in renderings

Alexander Spohr

Hi everyone,

is it possible to create renderings with transparent backgrounds and save them as .png file?
If so, how is it done? I cannot find any related option and in the help documentation the topic is not addressed.

Thanks in advance.
BR, Alex

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Inspire Render & Thea Plugins

Inspire Studio

v2022.3

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Antonio Flores_21377

Hi,

In order to do that you have to go to Rendering tab -> Environment and in the Background mode
you have to set it to Infinite Sphere. Make also sure that Ground is disabled (it should be by default).

Now last step is to Render in Darkroom and from there you have to save using the "PNG Image + Alpha Files" option.

This will do the trick.

Regards,
Antonio

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Antonio Flores_21377

Hi,

In order to do that you have to go to Rendering tab -> Environment and in the Background mode
you have to set it to Infinite Sphere. Make also sure that Ground is disabled (it should be by default).

Now last step is to Render in Darkroom and from there you have to save using the "PNG Image + Alpha Files" option.

This will do the trick.

Regards,
Antonio

Alexander Spohr

Hi Antonio,

thanks for your quick reply and your helpful instructions.

Actually, the last step was the one that I was not aware of.

Best regards,
Alexander

Antonio Flores_21377

Hi Alexander,

I'm glad you solved.

Have a nice day.
Antonio

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