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Help on: Grayscalemap dependend blur	by esger	2004-01-13 04:26:28
It can't really be done.	by Tomo	2004-01-13 04:31:51
You can do it using three layers, one the original, one blurred and the other a transparency using the grayscale as the alpha channel. However, it won't look very good. When you say "rendered", do you mean that you've got a model in 3DS MAX or similar that you're trying to produce a nice image of? If that's the case, do it during the render in 3DS MAX. Give us a moment and 'll look up the settings you'll need for it.
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not in 3Dmax	by esger	2004-01-13 04:35:57
Here ya go:	by Tomo	2004-01-13 04:40:23
Thanks, I'll keep it for future reference (n/t)	by esger	2004-01-13 04:42:51

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