Note, the images shown definitely need more work, as the sides aren't properly cut out but this was just as a quick example created in 5 mins.“DAZ 3D has always been committed to providing applications that allow greater flexibility,” said Dan Farr, president of DAZ 3D. Also, a nice benefit is you can remove the hole by selecting None under Cutout opacity. It becomes more difficult if the object is 3D as the hole will need to be on both sides of the surface.
This method can be used in particular for flat surfaces. Select the file you just savedħ) Parts of the surface will now be transparent and appear like a holeĨ) You can use the horizontal and vertical adjustments under Geometry to move the hole to the position you like if it's not in a suitable place Example:Ħ) In the Surface tab, go to Geometry > Cutout opacity and select the down arrow and Browse. Also, if the mappings overlap, you may need to create a different surface for the area you want the hole). Using the UV view (where you change cameras can help to understand where to position the view, but if it's a complex texture, it might be a lot of trail and error. Name it something unique and clear like trans_map.jpgĤ) Open with your favourite image editor toolĥ) Fill white and colour in black where you want the hole to be. I'll reply anyway, incase anyone else hasĭepending on the textures used, you could use a transparency map.ġ) Select the surface you want the hole to be using the surface selector toolĢ) In the Surfaces tab, go to Base > Base Colour > The texture box > Browse (make note of the name of the texture)ģ) Copy and paste the texture. Click to expand.Good to hear you managed to get the desired effect.ĭidn't notice the date of the original post, and was going to reply with the below.
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