Reaction features unlimited layers at any image resolution, a schematic flowchart with hierarchical parenting, bicubic manipulations, multiple cameras, unlimited light sources, shadow casting, tracking and much more. Designed to provide greater interoperability with Maya and other 3D applications, Toxik 2008 maintains highlights and reflections within 3D renders, even when blurred, without clamping images.Ĭomplete 3D environment gives artists greater control and creative freedom by adding virtual cinematography features directly into the compositing environment. Toxik also supports multiple channel OpenEXR files and 64-bit architecture.Īutodesk Toxik 2008 is a stand-alone version that includes new tools to seamlessly integrate CG footage into 2D composites. Toxik features award-winning keying and color correction tools, as well as GMask, motion blur, DOF, and Bicubic warping, enabling artists to manipulate image distortion and perspective and create flawless imagery. If you want to rotate the entire environment you can do it in the Environment settings.Create photorealistic composites using the Autodesk? Toxik? complete, high-end toolset for real-time, HDRI film procedural and 3D compositing.
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Rotate the environment background without affecting any pins in the environment. Remove the image file - this will change the environment type to Color. Select an image file for the environment background. If you experience bad reflections with the environment you may need to use an image with a higher resolution. If you want to rotate the entire environment you can do it in the Environment settings. This will tilt the vertical axis of the environment. ColorĪdjust the brightness of the Sun & Sky background.Īdd a color that the environment will be blended with.Īdjust the blur of the environment background, increase to soften contours. Set the color of the ground on the background. This will tint the sky with a warm tone and filter the sunlight that is cast in the scene. Increase this setting to add more haze to the sky. Use this to set the time the scene takes place for correct placement of the sun.
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Use this to set the date to the day the scene will be taking place for accurate portrayal of color temperatures of the seasons. Here, you can choose a preset city that is closest to where the scene is taking place for accurate portrayal of the sun and seasons at location.Īnother option is to choose “Custom Location” and enter the geo coordinates of a location. A smaller resolution has better performance, but a larger resolution has better shadow and reflection quality. Here, set the resolution of the sun and sky that will be generated. This can also be achieved by dragging the color stops on the color bar.Īdjust the brightness of the whole gradient background.Īdjust the saturation of the whole gradient background. Select a color stop and adjust the position of the color on the gradient. Select a color stop and adjust the brightness. If you want to remove a color stop, just select it and click delete. click and drag the color pins and the gradient apex slider to your desired animation effect. If you would like to fade between more than 2 colors, click on the Add stop button below the color bar to create another color swatch. The little triangles shows where the 2 colors are mixed 50-50 and they can be dragged to control the course of the blend. Click on the dropper circle to select a color stop, then use the color swatch to choose a color. Here you can set when and what colors will fade from one to the the next. This should not be confused with the setting of a solid background color (can be set in Environment settings or Photographic Image style) as it will affect the lighting in the scene.Īdjust the brightness of the background color.
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Select a solid color as background for your environment. Notice that the edge of the highlight is not as sharp as in the example to the right, where the environment has a high resolution. In the example on the left the environment resolution is low. But if you are operating with highly reflective materials and half/square pins or pins with little/no falloff, you may need to increase the resolution.
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Normally it the default value will suffice. Overall a smaller resolution gives better performance, but a larger resolution gives better shadow and reflection quality. But for the other 3 types you will have to set the Resolution. The Image background is automatically set to the resolution of the selected image. When you select the Background item in the HDRI Editor Pin List you have four options for your HDRI Editor Background: Color, Gradient, Sun & Sky and Image.