There is work to be done, but EEVEE already supports rendering still frames, animations, compositing and sequencer. One of the goals of EEVEE is to replace the Blender Internal renderer with real-time rendering techniques. In that sense EEVEE is very similar to the old Material viewport shade mode. All in a responsive real-time engine.Īdditionally, other tasks can use a full-shaded drawing, like texture painting and sculpting. Layout artists can design a shot with lighting and depth of field. Animators can work with fully textured characters, see contact shadows and reflections. How can I use EEVEE for my Cycles project?Įven if you plan to use Cycles for your final render, EEVEE is still a valuable asset during your production. So this only matters if you have 3 or more objects in a row.With more and more EEVEE demos popping up in the internet, it comes the time to shed some light into what is the Blender 2.8 EEVEE project and what is possible with it.
You can however have a transparent object without SSR checked behind one with SSR. There are still a few caveats though, mainly that (AFAIK) you can't have 2 objects that both have materials with SSR checked behind one another. With a refraction depths of 1m, I get this: The lower refraction depths is (excluding 0), the less refraction you get, so 0.0001m basically mean no refraction. (EDIT: or maybe it does? Spheres are suppose to have inverted reflections) The default is 0m, which gives some really extreme refractions that doesn't look right.
Then adjust the refraction depths slider just below it. Then in the material menu of the transparent object, tick Screen Space Reflections:
To get transparency working with other objects in eevee, you have to tick a couple not-so-obvious boxes.įirst, in Render Settings, tick Screen Space Reflections:Īnd then under screen space reflections, tick Refraction.
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