Hi Kent, I tried to put some Nebula into the scene but when I put a Cube over the scene (Principle Volume) the stars disappear-which seems obvious because they are locked out. But how do I make the cube "transparent" int this scenario?
Thank you
Martin
Maybe try cranking up the emissive strength of the stars? Like 10x at first, then 100x, then 1000x. If it's still not shining through the volume then we'll have to think of something else.
For a nebula I would think the volumetric cube would be 0% dense in all areas except the nebula cloud formations. If this is true, then the stars shouldn't have a problem being seen. But if it's not 0% outside the cloud formations, I'd try to make that happen too.
the first one is with the stars but emission seems not really an option If i crank it up too much it shines like a fresh pressed dime. It should somehow be "Transparent"
Hi Martin,
In the second screenshot:
Try controlling the Density of the Volume with the Color Ramp (maybe through the same Brightness Contrast Node), not only the Emission Strength. At the moment the Density is one all through the Volume, so the Stars can't shine through...
I am still playing around with the sliders... might take ages ;-) But density def was what I haven't seen
