Rendering Boolean Object Won T Disappear In Render Blender Stack Selected object on the screenshot has boolean modifier added and has its render option in the outliner enabled and keyframed which means it might change in the animation. When you click the eyeball to hide the cylinders that only works in the viewport. you need to click the camera icon next to it to stop it showing up in the render. thank you! as others have already pointed out check the render visibility option.

Rendering Boolean Object Won T Disappear In Render Blender Stack Is there something obvious i’m missing? you have to click on both the eyeball icon and the camera icon in the outliner. if that fails, go to render properties panel in the n panel and click off “camera”. the easiest solution for this would be giving the boolean modifier object a transparent shader. It looks like your object is visible in render, but not in viewport. in any case it should still exist in the outliner. try to find objects hidden in viewport but not in render, they would look like this. then you can hide them in rendering by clicking the little camera icon, or just delete them. Visible in solid mode but disappears in rendered view. based on the default startup or an attached .blend file (as simple as possible). without access to the file, we can only guess what's going on. my guess would be that ray visibility is setup such that the object is invisible in rendered mode. My boolean object which is used by a bunch of objects, shows up in the final render. the collection which it belongs to, is set to invisible in the render. when i move the boolean object away so that it doesn't affect any other object, it renders as invisible. what can i do to fix this?.

Rendering Boolean Object Won T Disappear In Render Blender Stack Visible in solid mode but disappears in rendered view. based on the default startup or an attached .blend file (as simple as possible). without access to the file, we can only guess what's going on. my guess would be that ray visibility is setup such that the object is invisible in rendered mode. My boolean object which is used by a bunch of objects, shows up in the final render. the collection which it belongs to, is set to invisible in the render. when i move the boolean object away so that it doesn't affect any other object, it renders as invisible. what can i do to fix this?. Looks like you just hid the cutter mesh in the viewport and not in the render. make sure to have it hidden in the render. no, you don't need to apply it. Hiding the spheres with the eye icon just hides it from the viewport and not from the render. you should un tick the collection the spheres are in, to hide it from the render. or you can enable the icon that controls if an object is rendered. Try choosing either union or intersect. sometimes the boolean modifier gets sassy and switches around the functions. also, update to blender 2.78. Although an animated boolean is turned off it appears for a single frame in the render. i'm digging around the forums to find the same issue but not finding anything. appears about 80% of the way through the render. i would check to make sure that it isn't keyframed for any reason.

Rendering Boolean Object Won T Disappear In Render Blender Stack Looks like you just hid the cutter mesh in the viewport and not in the render. make sure to have it hidden in the render. no, you don't need to apply it. Hiding the spheres with the eye icon just hides it from the viewport and not from the render. you should un tick the collection the spheres are in, to hide it from the render. or you can enable the icon that controls if an object is rendered. Try choosing either union or intersect. sometimes the boolean modifier gets sassy and switches around the functions. also, update to blender 2.78. Although an animated boolean is turned off it appears for a single frame in the render. i'm digging around the forums to find the same issue but not finding anything. appears about 80% of the way through the render. i would check to make sure that it isn't keyframed for any reason.