Hi all,
Is there a way to have a layer multiply only 1 selected layer underneath it rather than all layers underneath it?
For a building projection I'm trying to create 3 planes of content but I'm a bit stuck as to how best to go about it and I'd greatly appreciate some thoughts if possible. See the test image I output from resolume. This uses alpha png masks on Layer 1 and 3 to mask the video content on those layers.
Foreground: Building face (purple)
Middle: Object in a room behind the building face which is visible through gaps in the face (Blue)
Background: Rear Wall of the room behind the building face (green)
I want to use greyscale videos rather than alpha png masks so I can achieve a sense of depth on the buildings geometry as well as take advantage of changing lighting etc in the greyscale videos from a scene in C4D. I want video A to reveal resolume content on the foreground face of the building and video B to reveal resolume content on the background wall + I want to put another video layer in the middle so it looks like an object is in the room.
This is what I currently have. I want layer 5 to multiply layer 4 so it reveals the resolume content via the greayscale video which will be the foreground building face. Is there a way to do this
Layer 5: Foreground Building face - Greyscale video ??
Layer 4: Foreground Building face - resolume content
Layer 3: Middle - Alpha video
Layer 2: Background Wall - Grey scale video (Layer mode - multiply @50%)
Layer 1: Background Wall - resolume content
Thanks,
Jimmy
video masking for layers
Re: video masking for layers
try it this way:
Layer 7: layer router from layer2
Layer 6: Middle - Alpha video
Layer 5: Background Wall - Grey scale video (Layer mode - multiply @50%)
Layer 4: Background Wall - resolume content
Layer 3: black image
Layer 2: Foreground Building face - Greyscale video ??
Layer 1: Foreground Building face - resolume content
edit:
maybe you have to put in another layer to 3, to sum layer 1 and 2, I can't test right now.
Layer 8: layer router from layer3
Layer 7: Middle - Alpha video
Layer 6: Background Wall - Grey scale video (Layer mode - multiply @50%)
Layer 5: Background Wall - resolume content
Layer 4: black image
Layer 3: layer router from composition
Layer 2: Foreground Building face - Greyscale video ??
Layer 1: Foreground Building face - resolume content
Layer 7: layer router from layer2
Layer 6: Middle - Alpha video
Layer 5: Background Wall - Grey scale video (Layer mode - multiply @50%)
Layer 4: Background Wall - resolume content
Layer 3: black image
Layer 2: Foreground Building face - Greyscale video ??
Layer 1: Foreground Building face - resolume content
edit:
maybe you have to put in another layer to 3, to sum layer 1 and 2, I can't test right now.
Layer 8: layer router from layer3
Layer 7: Middle - Alpha video
Layer 6: Background Wall - Grey scale video (Layer mode - multiply @50%)
Layer 5: Background Wall - resolume content
Layer 4: black image
Layer 3: layer router from composition
Layer 2: Foreground Building face - Greyscale video ??
Layer 1: Foreground Building face - resolume content
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Re: video masking for layers
Version 2 should work fine but if you have Layer 5 at 100% opacity (assuming there is no alpha channel and transparency in the background images) you don't even need a black image in Layer 4.
Re: video masking for layers
Hi I just tried suggestion 2 and it works exactly how I had hoped with some test footage.Thank you very much its greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Jimmy
Regards,
Jimmy