The texture is placed over the whole screen image like a background. Pick a custom color for the objects using the color chooser. It will render as a solid color as it is shown in the viewport.

This mode uses the object’s Display Color setting, even if the object has materials. This is generally the mode to use if you are using the Sketch shaders such as the Hatch shader. Off mode switches off the post effect shading so that it does not affect the Cinema 4D rendering. This controls the post effect shading for the objects. Use this setting to define the texture for the alpha channel. A value of 0% will result in no absorption, a value of 100% will result in maximum absorption. Use this setting to define the strength of the absorption, e.g., the strength with which the texture shows through. Using the texture alpha effect results in the background lines or shading being absorbed, similar to ink being absorbed by paper.Īctivating this option will absorb the background lines.Īctivating this setting will absorb the background shading. If texture is selected in the background selection menu, a texture or shader can be loaded here. If color is selected in the background selection menu, the desired color can be defined here. A value of 0% means no absorption, a value of 100% means maximum absorption.

The Strength value controls the strength of absorption, i.e., how much of the texture shows through.

You can choose whether the lines or shading or both are absorbed by the background using the Lines and Objects options. The Texture Alpha option gives the effect of the lines or shading being absorbed by the background, like ink soaking into paper. The Background drop-down list lets you switch off the color for the background or pick a color or texture for the background.

1 Background texture 2 Background texture and the same texture used for the alpha texture with Lines enabled 3 With Objects enabled 4 With Lines and Objects enabled.

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