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Question by grimmy · Aug 10, 2012 at 05:45 PM · cameraimageeffectscombinegreyscale

How do I combine cameras with image effects

I have 2 objects, each object is rendered by a different camera (using culling masks).

I assign one of the cameras a 'greyscale image effect' but the effect is not seen on it's corresponding object.

The only way I can see the effect is if I completly disable the other camera.

Is it possible to combine cameras/effects like this?

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AH..this looks like this happens only when both cameras are set to deffered lighting. If both are set to forward rendering things seem to work..

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Answer by grimmy · Aug 10, 2012 at 11:11 PM

The answer is...

Make sure both cameras are set to Forward Rendering'. ..you can then have one of the cameras render part of your scene in Greyscale and another camera render the other parts in full colour.

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Answer by Meltdown · Aug 10, 2012 at 05:49 PM

The image effect needs to be applied to the camera rendering the object. So if you want both object to have a the greyscale effect, you'll need to apply that effect to both cameras.

The alternative is to apply a shader to the objects you want the grey scale applied to.

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