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    The Texture inside is overlapping the outside layer surface in the render. Creating clipping texture for some reason.

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    garyhohk

    blend.blend10383.jpg1192022.jpgScreenshot (73).png

    Screenshot (72).png

    Here is the google drive link for the Blender file. https://drive.google.com/file/d/14xWg2GPOMzqtQUkef2ZooqIUmOwHhXiu/view?usp=sharing

    Thank you if anyone can just help me out

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    • Martin Bergwerf replied

      Hi ggaryhohk ,

      I don't understand what you are doing, but somehow you seem to render two shoes:

      Shoe_1.png

      Might have something to do with your Disable in Viewport and Disable in Renders

      When I Delete the bad guy:

      Shoe_2.png

      But you also will have to look at your Materials, two things I noticed immediately (there are probably more issues):

      Shoe_3.png



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      garyhohk replied

      I was trying to make an animation that four shoes merging into one, I saw that way on YouTube. I thought that was the keyframe for property. I also use plugins for my material. I have to adjust it for my work, and I guess I messed it up. Thank you so much!!!!

    • Omar Domenech replied

      I don't know if you have access to that, but for doing those kinds of effects, Element 3D in After Effects is killer, so awesome. I wish Blender had a system like that, I've always loved using the Element 3D plugin. You can search for it at least for you to see what other tools can do to make your job easier.