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By nlprod1 - 15 Years Ago
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I thought i saw somewhere a pre-release image/clip of a reflection or mirror plane for this iclone 5 release. I could be mistaken but can someone confirm or deny its existence :D
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By shygirl - 15 Years Ago
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There was to be a mirror plane but for some reason it is not appearing in iClone 5.0 release. it has been reported in this forum, so I am sure the reason will come to light eventuially. Shy
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By nlprod1 - 15 Years Ago
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Thanks Shygirl
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By Peter (RL) - 15 Years Ago
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Unfortunately there were some issues outstanding with the mirror object so it was removed from the release version. Once the issues are fixed it will be made available in a future update. :)
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By vidi - 14 Years Ago
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Is there a news for a mirror plane item?
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By twilit.tera - 14 Years Ago
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I'm also interested. It would certainly make a few of my upcoming scenes easier!
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By planetstardragon - 14 Years Ago
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If I understand the prop you mean, I think there is one already in one of the Demo Projects from Iclone 4...... I've used it a few times already......basically shiny and reflects whats on the surface right ? it's the project with Iclone in big bold letters.
Update, never mind - Just double checked the project ( animated textures ) and they did it with water!! I suppose you could do it water, then make an invisible plane to put over it and attach to the terrain!!
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By colour - 14 Years Ago
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Here's an example of reflection, using water: http://vimeo.com/33824903
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By animagic - 14 Years Ago
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You would have to turn it 90 degrees to make, say, a mirror...
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By LarryPlane - 14 Years Ago
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Wouldn't the water then run all over the floor :-)
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By wendyluvscatz - 14 Years Ago
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setting your scene and characters up sideways sort of works,
bit hard to work on,
then use virtualdub or even I believe Windows moviemaker to rotate the video.
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By twilit.tera - 14 Years Ago
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I achieved a pretty good mirror effect by using a vertical plane, painted black with full gloss. I don't know why I forgot this. It turned out not all the surfaces in my scene were being reflected though, and I'm not sure why.
I'll probably come back to this problem in a while, after I've got my software on the new computer configured and have completed WarLord's tutorial.
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By mark - 14 Years Ago
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Taking a curved object like the Ball and reshaping it then giving it reflection properties works pretty well as a mirror...until they give us something that works anyway....
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