best advice on depth order
Posted: Thu May 08, 2014 11:29 am
I'm taking 5 mn to post an advice I would have loved to find 3 hours ago. If I can save you hours of going through your set up wondering what's wrong, this wouldn't have been for nothing.
This is about depth sort, depth sorting, focus, depth of field, blur,layers, where you can't, cannot, find impossible to make a layer comply when you sort layers by depth in project settings.
I just couldn't understand why one particular layer stayed blurry when it was at the same distance from camera as other identical layers that were rightly sharp as I intended, well within the focal lengh.
The answer is actually simple. Make sure the origin of your layer is not away from your element. To reposition your origin (as it tends to escape when you click and drag), just get there by gently clicking and clicking again the center of your shape (without dragging).
Most of you will find this post useless or even laughable. But perhaps one newbie next week or next year, will find himself in my situation. So just for that guy, I feel that I'm doing a good deed.
I promise I'll repost here only with a valuable trick that will blow your mind (next week or next year)
This is about depth sort, depth sorting, focus, depth of field, blur,layers, where you can't, cannot, find impossible to make a layer comply when you sort layers by depth in project settings.
I just couldn't understand why one particular layer stayed blurry when it was at the same distance from camera as other identical layers that were rightly sharp as I intended, well within the focal lengh.
The answer is actually simple. Make sure the origin of your layer is not away from your element. To reposition your origin (as it tends to escape when you click and drag), just get there by gently clicking and clicking again the center of your shape (without dragging).
Most of you will find this post useless or even laughable. But perhaps one newbie next week or next year, will find himself in my situation. So just for that guy, I feel that I'm doing a good deed.
I promise I'll repost here only with a valuable trick that will blow your mind (next week or next year)