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| In an RT comp, setting a layer to Accept Shadows Only, turns it black. This is when a 2D white solid is required, below the shadow catcher. FWIW, you can nest an RT Comp that acts as a shadow catcher into a Classic Renderer comp and use Blending Modes. I haven't pushed this workflow far enough to see what caveats lie ahead but for shadow catching, it seems to work fine. A better option for a Shadow Catcher layer (in an RT comp)is to set Accept Shadows to On. HTH Roland Kahlenberg ----- Original Message ----- From: "rendernyc" <rendernyc@gmail.com> when you switch to the raytrace renderer a biog warning box comes up telling you all the new dos and donts. blend modes arent supported however you can set a layer as a shadow catcher by setting its shadow attribute to receives shadow only ---------------------------------------------- |
