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I've put an emissive cone inside a jet object to give a sense of heat and light but the cone stands out as too perfect so is there a way to reduce the cones opacity? I've had a look in the surfaces edit tab and can't really see anything that affects it 🙄
You have "cutout opacity" which is the opacity of the object. Or you can add an opacity mask, if you want to go that route.
Thanks. Can't quite remember as I'm at work at the moment, but I thought I'd tried that... I'm using the emissive cone from the ALTERGLOW set so I may need to run through their docs 🙂
Okay, I haven't used that set (AFAIK), so can't be too sure about that, but I would assume it's either that, or some other setting(s) you can play around with
I would cheat snd just apply a fire shader then tweek it to my liking. easy to alter color, intensity and tiles.
I did exactly that for a jetpack. What i did was add an emissive shader in blue ( you could use a red or yellow light or whatever color suits your flame! )
You can then adjust the opacity to modify. I also put one cone inside another with the inner being a brighter light blue and the outer cone a darker blue with less opacity so the inner shines through. Makes for a great jet exhaust effect.
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