Newbie Question:

How do I get an imageplane to render?

It renders with the maya renderer, so its got to be a setting somewhere in FurryBall correct?

hey man,

little more detail please?

What image plane we talking, the one attached to camera?

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Yes, the one attached to the camera.

i don't have experience trying to render it in furryball hmm. You would have to wait for one of the admins to comment,

or use a normal image plane :>

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3rd year Student at http://www.TheAnimationSchool.co.za

My 2nd year animation using furryball: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ba9e718K_3Q

FurryBall doesn't support Maya image plane. Sorry. Try using standard planes.

Is it impossible to render image plane (attached to camera) in FurryBall even now? I mean, these posts are written in 2012, and now it is 2015. I have the same problem...

No, as it is described. But you can parent some polygon plane to camera.

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I tried to put an image sequence on a polygon plane, but it also doesn't work. It only renders the first frame of the image sequence, and in viewport 2.0 (or in any other renderer) images change as I move frames in timeline.

You have to use syntax for loading animated sequence. Look into help.

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I'm sorry, but I don't understand that. Please could You explain the meaning of "syntax". What does it mean and how to use it?
I use Matte option in furryBallMeshSettings to composite background, but then the object doesn't recieve shadows (and Ambient Occlusion). How to achieve that? Thank You!