3dblenderpngrenderingtransparency
I'm trying to render a scene with transparent png. The scene is actually imported from a .obj file (with another .mtl file), which should technically applies the transparency for me.
^ It does shows transparency in the viewport.
^However, in the rendered result it shows a black background instead of transparent background.
I have no idea why, and the alpha value is already at 1.000. Any idea?
I'm using Blender 2.67, Blender Render. (not Cycles)
This is what I do:
The transparency will be converted into a layer mask, that you can manipulate from there.
EDIT: in Photoshop CS5 or later.
Just in case none of the two nice fellow at BlenderArtists chose to answer here, here's the two possible ways to do it:
In the viewport, click N, open the "Display" tab and under "Shading", select "GLSL".
Click the link above for the original post.
This one allows you not having to use the GLSL renderer. To avoid duplication, click the link to go to the answer, it has handy screenshots.
Best Answer
If you need a transparent background, in
Rendertab you need to change:If you need a transparent texture, you must activate transparency in the material and lower Alpha value (Alpha=0 is fully transparent).
For example: