sprite alpha problem

[chrispy2001]

One solution I've been told is to render in the render view window using hardware. This will give you the nice thick alpha you need.

to then run/save a sequence
run this script:

for ($i=1;$i<=10;$i++)
{
currentTime $i;
RenderIntoNewWindow;
renderWindowEditor -e -wi ("nameOfImage00" + $i) renderView;
}

Replace 10 with the number of the last frame you want to render, and "nameOfImage" with the name. I didn't work on where the image saves to, but this does what you want.

thanks to B Porter for this one.

This technique is a little buggy but with some haor pulling and a little patience you can get it working

[Aikiman]

otherwise blow the alpha out in post.

[websdas]

Actually i did try rendering in render view before. Since i want to save my render time by hardware render, just want to know any other methods to solve. Thank you for your replies.

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