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What gimp tool do I use to fix dforce bed poke-through

Taylor-S-RoseTaylor-S-Rose Posts: 79
in New Users

Hello!

I rendered an image last night that used the dforce bed and discovered this morning that there are a few white spots on the duvet cover. (see attached)

I suspect what happened is the duvet clipped into the mattress during the simulation.

How would I fix this in postwork? I tried using the heal tool, but that just spreads around the white. I'd prefer to keep the texture of the duvet. This is a very zoomed-in image, but the devil is in the details and all that.

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  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,309
    edited March 2023

    If you kept your scene you can hide the mattress and spot render to new window the bits clipping as a png to add as layers

    otherwise I would use the clone tool with a fuzzy brush and try and match up the pattern of the weave

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  • Taylor-S-RoseTaylor-S-Rose Posts: 79

    Cool. I've heard of spot-rendering but didn't know its use. And the clone tool/fuzzy brush is new to me. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

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