All configurations are default, I have not changed anything, in the old version is correct, under is my screenshot:
This is a screenshot of Blender 2.8:
And this is a screenshot of Blender 2.79:
When I open the new project (created by Blender 2.8) in Blender 2.79, the video is dimmed too.
In Blender 2.80+ go to Context: Render Menu (Menu where cycles or Eevee can be selected), expand Color Management and set View Transform to Standard instead of Filmic. In my case it was set to Filmic by default and the rendered video looked dark gray instead of bright white.
Settings shown in Blender-2.92
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I found free style SVG exporter to export SVG image from blender, but that will gives me 3D SVG image.
I want to export 2D view image with top view of camera, can any one know how we can do this in blender?
Thanks for reading.
I have found on Video on Youtube 2D SVG from 3D object in Blender. May be Help you.
Its works using below steps.
1. Press 7 for top ortho
2. Press ctrl+alt+0 to top camera persp.
3. Now check both checkbox on bottom right "Free Style", and "Free Style SVG Export"
4. Change path and press F12 or goto Render>Render Image.
I have an object in blender which I download it from the Net. But when I run the render, the object doesn't exist.
What is the problem?
Maybe rendering is turned off for that object? In the outliner, there are 3 icons: an eye, arrow, and camera. Check if the camera icon is enabled, disabling will hide that object from the render view.
Which renderer are you using for your project and which renderer was the model you downloaded set up for?
If you are using Blender Internal and the model was set up for Cycles or vice-versa that could explain the issue and why creating a new material corrected it as BI and Cycles have different material setups.
The white background in my apple touch icon turns black?? My white background isn't transparent. The icon has a white triangle, red circle and black text. The only thing I can make out is the white triangle and red circle. Any idea whats causing this and how to make the icon keep its white background?
Much appreciated.
I'm not sure exactly what it was, but I may have narrowed it down.
The first time I uploaded the images they may have had the transparent background.
The second time I uploaded them I added the white background, but the png save for devices setting still had transparency checked.
The third time I uploaded them I saved them without the transparency checked but still got the black background.
All along I think the iOS Safari browser had the first set of images stored in cache. After clearing the cache the new image showed up with no problem.
Edit: Its the transparent background that turns it black.
As gstricklind found, if your png has alpha channel transparency, iOS will unfortunately ignore any "precomposed" directive and apply all its usual effects, in adddition to giving your icon a black background (white didn't seem like a better choice??).
The solution is, of course, to precompile the icons with no transparency. This makes it pretty difficult to utilize Android's support of alpha channels while offering itouch icons as well if a black background does not work for you. I found this tool useful when composing: http://www.gieson.com/Library/projects/utilities/icon_slayer
Same issue seen here: How to get iOS to properly respect the "apple-touch-icon-precomposed" link attribute for a "web app"
Transparent Apple Touch Icons are indeed possible. What you need to do is strip all excess information from the PNG using ImageOptim for Mac https://imageoptim.com/mac or a similar program on windows. I did extensive research and stumbled on the answer by looking at the apple touch icon used by the Virtual DJ site. This icon keeps it's transparent background on iOS and MacOS Sierra. I looked at the file size and realized how small it was compared to the custom apple touch icons with transparency that I made for my favorites in Safari. Next I looked at the file information using the inspector in Mac's Preview app. All of my custom apple touch icons had four tabs in the inspector section named General, exif, PNG and TIFF. The virtual DJ icon only had two tabs named PNG and General. Once I ran my custom images through ImageOptim the file sizes plummeted by over 90% and the extra TIFF and exif tabs disappeared from the inspector in Preview. Sure enough once I reloaded my custom images and launched Safari all of my Favorites tabs have transparent backgrounds!!!! Please see attached image for proof. Transparent Apple-Touch-Icons
I'm trying to "load" some 2d image as a material for a mesh, (I know about spritemanager) but I'm unfortunately getting this sprite with it's white background. How can I "make it go"(the background)?
Thanks.
If the image is of a file type that supports transparency, open it up in image editing software (paint.net, photoshop, etc.) and delete the white or replace it with empty/transparent color.
Otherwise, look for an option in the unity documentation to set a specific color value as 'background' or 'transparent' so that that color will be ignored.
First of all, you need to add an alpha channel to your texture and save it in a format that supports alpha channel transparency.
Here is a quick tutorial on how to do this in GIMP:
Note that you can remove the selected background with the Delete-key.
In my case, I'm exporting the result as a PNG for alpha transparency support. You can do this from the export menu by renaming the file suffix to .png:
I use these settings to export my PNG:
Then, after importing the image into Unity, Make sure that in the texture's import settings the image's alpha source is set to Input Texture Alpha and that Alpha is Transparency tickbox is checked like so:
Finally, since you are using this on a mesh, you need to ensure that your mesh has a material applied that has it's render mode set to Cutout:
Hope this little guide helps.
In some applications like Sparrow Mail are set two different application icons. The default icon used in dock, in icon view e cover flow. Then a second smaller for list view, column view and title bar. How do you set the icon smaller? In file.plist there is only this.
Thanks.
Xcode includes the Icon Composer.app application which allows you to create .icns (Icon Suite) files which support multiple resolutions like shown in the following image:
As you can see in the image above, the Get Info panel’s “proxy” icon (in the titlebar) is using the small 16 x 16 icon, while the lower icon is using one of the larger sizes. If you are used to the single-size-only ways of UIImage, how an NSImage works in OS X may be confusing at first. In iOS, a UIImage represents a single bitmap image, and is basically a wrapper around a CoreGraphics CGImageRef. An NSImage in OS X works at a higher level, and as such, is quite different than a UIImage. An NSImage contains one or more specifically-sized NSImageReps, which are more analogous to a UIImage. In the screenshot you provided, both the window title bar button’s image and the NSImageView’s image are set to the same instance of an NSImage. When that image is asked to draw itself, however, the image is choosing 2 different NSImageReps based on the size requested. For more information on how this works, see Cocoa Drawing Guide: Image Basics - How an Image Representation is Chosen.
If you’re using the all-in-one Xcode.app app bundle, launch Xcode and choose Xcode > Open Developer Tool > Icon Composer. If you’re using the older style of the Xcode tools, with multiple folders, it’ll be at <Developer Tools>/Applications/Utilities/Icon Composer.app.