How to hide object but keep shadow in EEVEE?





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This is very easy to do in Cycles, just have to click on the camera checkbox.



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I cant figure out how to do this in EEVEE.



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    This is very easy to do in Cycles, just have to click on the camera checkbox.



    enter image description here



    I cant figure out how to do this in EEVEE.



    Any help would be appreciated.










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      This is very easy to do in Cycles, just have to click on the camera checkbox.



      enter image description here



      I cant figure out how to do this in EEVEE.



      Any help would be appreciated.










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      This is very easy to do in Cycles, just have to click on the camera checkbox.



      enter image description here



      I cant figure out how to do this in EEVEE.



      Any help would be appreciated.







      rendering shadows eevee






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          EEVEE now supports some Light Paths but not all seems to be supported yet, or in working order.



          Until then, use this workaround.




          1. Add a Transparent shader the object material.

          2. Under the material options set the Blend Mode to anything other
            than Opaque, most options seem to work.

          3. The under Transparent Shadows set it to opaque.


          enter image description here






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            Well Damn, I did all of that but didn't notice the transparent shadows box appear. I thank you kindly as always. If you are ever in Southern California, I owe you a beer for all the times you have helped me.
            – icYou520
            Nov 16 at 18:09










          • That is worth remembering and thank you.
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            Nov 16 at 22:49











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          up vote
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          accepted










          EEVEE now supports some Light Paths but not all seems to be supported yet, or in working order.



          Until then, use this workaround.




          1. Add a Transparent shader the object material.

          2. Under the material options set the Blend Mode to anything other
            than Opaque, most options seem to work.

          3. The under Transparent Shadows set it to opaque.


          enter image description here






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            Well Damn, I did all of that but didn't notice the transparent shadows box appear. I thank you kindly as always. If you are ever in Southern California, I owe you a beer for all the times you have helped me.
            – icYou520
            Nov 16 at 18:09










          • That is worth remembering and thank you.
            – Rita Geraghty
            Nov 16 at 22:49















          up vote
          5
          down vote



          accepted










          EEVEE now supports some Light Paths but not all seems to be supported yet, or in working order.



          Until then, use this workaround.




          1. Add a Transparent shader the object material.

          2. Under the material options set the Blend Mode to anything other
            than Opaque, most options seem to work.

          3. The under Transparent Shadows set it to opaque.


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer

















          • 2




            Well Damn, I did all of that but didn't notice the transparent shadows box appear. I thank you kindly as always. If you are ever in Southern California, I owe you a beer for all the times you have helped me.
            – icYou520
            Nov 16 at 18:09










          • That is worth remembering and thank you.
            – Rita Geraghty
            Nov 16 at 22:49













          up vote
          5
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          5
          down vote



          accepted






          EEVEE now supports some Light Paths but not all seems to be supported yet, or in working order.



          Until then, use this workaround.




          1. Add a Transparent shader the object material.

          2. Under the material options set the Blend Mode to anything other
            than Opaque, most options seem to work.

          3. The under Transparent Shadows set it to opaque.


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer












          EEVEE now supports some Light Paths but not all seems to be supported yet, or in working order.



          Until then, use this workaround.




          1. Add a Transparent shader the object material.

          2. Under the material options set the Blend Mode to anything other
            than Opaque, most options seem to work.

          3. The under Transparent Shadows set it to opaque.


          enter image description here







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            Well Damn, I did all of that but didn't notice the transparent shadows box appear. I thank you kindly as always. If you are ever in Southern California, I owe you a beer for all the times you have helped me.
            – icYou520
            Nov 16 at 18:09










          • That is worth remembering and thank you.
            – Rita Geraghty
            Nov 16 at 22:49














          • 2




            Well Damn, I did all of that but didn't notice the transparent shadows box appear. I thank you kindly as always. If you are ever in Southern California, I owe you a beer for all the times you have helped me.
            – icYou520
            Nov 16 at 18:09










          • That is worth remembering and thank you.
            – Rita Geraghty
            Nov 16 at 22:49








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          Well Damn, I did all of that but didn't notice the transparent shadows box appear. I thank you kindly as always. If you are ever in Southern California, I owe you a beer for all the times you have helped me.
          – icYou520
          Nov 16 at 18:09




          Well Damn, I did all of that but didn't notice the transparent shadows box appear. I thank you kindly as always. If you are ever in Southern California, I owe you a beer for all the times you have helped me.
          – icYou520
          Nov 16 at 18:09












          That is worth remembering and thank you.
          – Rita Geraghty
          Nov 16 at 22:49




          That is worth remembering and thank you.
          – Rita Geraghty
          Nov 16 at 22:49


















           

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