Car - Porsche Carrera Gt

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    Thx
     
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    How do you make windows 50% opacity?
     
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    I render the whole car 1st. Then hit Ctrl+J to duplicate the layer. On the top layer, keep only the part you want to make see through. This doesn't have 2 be exact just close enough. Then on the bottom layer erase the part you want see through. Make the top layer whatever opacity u want it and leave the bottom one normal. Then Ctrl+E and u have 1 layer. That's it, it's pretty easy just make sure you take ur time on the bottom layer so it looks good.
     
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    oh I didn't think about that method... I used the pen tool to outline the windows then transformed to selection and I only duplicated the windows
     
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    Well I never was taught , and I never looked at any tuts for rendering. So a lot of stuff I do is my way of doing it. Mainly whatever my brian comes up with that works best I do.
     
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    ya, the only "tut" I used for rendering was one to learn the basics of the pen tool
     
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