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Or do I have to do this with Nodes? If so I am ready to learn more about it.
Is there an option I'm missing in the material properties tab or any other tab? When I pasted the image in Blender with drag and drop I was able to set the visibility, but the image doesnt appear in the final render. I also tried this: Fade in action applicable to all objects (in cycles) but I kinda failed in the first steps into nodes stuff. I also can't find any options where I can set or animate the transparency/visibility.
Looked on youtube and there were some tutorial about transparency or visibility, but I wasn't able to replicate any of those because the interface is different. While working a summer job, he tackled a three-part series of character challenges in his spare time, an impressive feat both in discipline and skills, with the results earning him a well-deserved. I was able to import an image as a plane. Our February 2020 3D Artist of the Month is a French character artist in training, aspiring to one day break into the animation industry overseas.
New blender user here, I'm trying to fade-in an image in a 3D Animation in blender 2.9.
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