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Old September 8th, 2008   #11 (permalink)
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can you not do it in scanline and comp it in?
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Got it! It was the Photographic E.C. preventing the fire effect from rendering.

This really throws a monkey wrench into things for me. I've been rendering sequences for an animation for the past two weeks - with Photographic E.C. And now as I'm about to round out the production work with my two sequences of the lounge (with fireplace), I discover that Photographic E.C. won't let me do fire. So now I've got to either try and massage a lighting solution in Automatic E.C that blends flawlessly with the P.E.C. solution, or just forget about the fire in the fireplace all together.

The post-production option of After Effects'ing' in some fire later is out because I niether own or know how to use After Effects.

Well...I really need that fire to help sell these two sequences. So I guess it's back down to the 'lab' to craft an Automatic E.C. solution commensurate to the Photographic one - YEAH RIGHT! Good luck, self.
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I've disabled EC & the Environment Map (MR Physical Sky). Now all I get is a black flame. Even when I change the smoke color, the entire flame remains black.
Sounds suspiciously like the exposure control is
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Pipped at the post!!

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This really throws a monkey wrench into things for me. I've been rendering sequences for an animation for the past two weeks - with Photographic E.C. And now as I'm about to round out the production work with my two sequences of the lounge (with fireplace), I discover that Photographic E.C. won't let me do fire. So now I've got to either try and massage a lighting solution in Automatic E.C that blends flawlessly with the P.E.C. solution, or just forget about the fire in the fireplace all together.
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Try setting up the physical scale in the Exp control.

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Try setting up the physical scale in the Exp control.

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I'll give that a try. Thanks.
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Your problem is exposure.
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