Mask not working once rendered?
Posted: Mon May 25, 2015 4:08 am
So I'm having trouble with masks in Anime Studio 9.
I've got my character, Snake, in a box. The box is a "3D" object that I built within AS. It's a just a group layer, with each side of the box being a separate layer.
So I have the character hiding in the box, then throwing it off revealing himself. I tried to make this all in 3D space, so that the box accurately covered what should be covered and showed what should be shown. However, I had problems with this and found just using a simple mask to cover Snake to be easier and gave me more control.
Everything is fine and dandy, the mask covers Snake while he's in the box, and as he's throwing it off it reveals him as a box would work. But when I render the frame, it shows as if the mask isn't there, not covering him at all. Here's a picture, that would hopefully better show the problem.
Here's the image.
(Don't mind the hidden layers. I tried deleting them and it didn't fix the problem.)
So yeah I have no idea what to do. His eye is also a mask, (within his bone layer) if that helps at all. I have tried just exporting it as is and it was the same problem as just rendering the one frame.
I'm using Anime Studio Pro 9 (NOT 9.5) on windows, if that matters.
Thanks for the help!
I've got my character, Snake, in a box. The box is a "3D" object that I built within AS. It's a just a group layer, with each side of the box being a separate layer.
So I have the character hiding in the box, then throwing it off revealing himself. I tried to make this all in 3D space, so that the box accurately covered what should be covered and showed what should be shown. However, I had problems with this and found just using a simple mask to cover Snake to be easier and gave me more control.
Everything is fine and dandy, the mask covers Snake while he's in the box, and as he's throwing it off it reveals him as a box would work. But when I render the frame, it shows as if the mask isn't there, not covering him at all. Here's a picture, that would hopefully better show the problem.
Here's the image.
(Don't mind the hidden layers. I tried deleting them and it didn't fix the problem.)
So yeah I have no idea what to do. His eye is also a mask, (within his bone layer) if that helps at all. I have tried just exporting it as is and it was the same problem as just rendering the one frame.
I'm using Anime Studio Pro 9 (NOT 9.5) on windows, if that matters.
Thanks for the help!