I have a billboard image with the eyes and mouth of the user positioned over the billboard image using Face Inset.
The trouble i'm having is when I try to add a Liquify effect to the Inset eyes and mouth. The liquify doesnt position over the Face Inset locations. Instead the billboard is liquified where the user's actual face is.
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Hi Loupis,
The liquify effect is applied to everything that is rendered before it. You can resort the liquify object in the Objects panel to be above certain objects if you do not want them to be applied to that object.
If you don't want the liquify to affect everything, you can use a new render layer. To do this, select your camera, and in the Inspector panel, add a new layer to the layer field. Next, select the object you want to render separately, and in the Inspector panel, set its layer to be on the new layer.
If you're still having issues, can you provide a screenshot of what you're seeing?
Thanks,
Jonathan
Thanks for the help Jonathan!