Edward Elliott

HI there, This might be a fairly simple one for someone out there but I'm a beginner and can't figure this out.. I have a building that sits on a glass floor with foundations underneath. So I want to have the glass floor catch the reflection and shadow of the bulding above, but be able to see through to the foundations below. If I try to use a Redshift object tag on the floor plane with Matte override, it just cuts through anything underneath the plane object so the foundations are no longer visible. Any help on this would be much appreciated! Thanks Ed

SOLVED. In case anyone else runs into this issue... adding a Motion Vectors AOV DISABLES motion blur. Delete the AOV and you're good.

Redshift Blur Test 01.c4d Hi all. I'm fairly new to C4D and Redshift, and I'm trying to render a scene with motion blur. But despite enabling motion blur in the Redshift render settings and on the camera tag, I'm not having any luck. I can't seem to figure out what I'm missing. I've attached a project file if anyone would be kind enough to take a look and help me figure it out! Thanks in advance. Ed