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What I've done is to do a quick render of my scene using a white background
and making sure all the objects are black. From this image you can generate
a mask (using PSP or Photoshop). Then, take your real image, put it on one
layer with your desired background on another, use the mask on the image,
and then merge the two layers.
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glenk10 <gle### [at] concentric net> wrote in message
news:37C### [at] concentric net...
> I have graphic files in vector format that I use the Polygon or
> Prism commands of Povray to make images. So far so good. But I
> want to knock out the background as though the image is outlined so
> I can use the image on a Web page and have the background of the Web
> page show thru.
>
> I hav'nt been having any luck doing this with no_background or a
> transparent backgound. Any suggestions? Thanks for any ideas.
> Sorry if this is a FAQ, I did'nt find it anywhere....
>
> Glen
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