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in this lesson
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I'm going to introduce you to our project asset
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as well as talk about open EXR 2.0
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so in our last lesson
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we used Render Man Dtex files
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to carry our deep information from
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lighting into compositing
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but most pipelines now probably use EXRS in deep
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as we Learned in the history lesson
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from EXR 2.0 forward
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EXR files now support deep
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the deep read
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grab this first deep file reads in perfectly
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now our project asset for this course
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was generated by Luke Bakora at Doodle Picture Studio
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and it's a character called Grolo
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and Grolo is in a forest environment
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lots of leaves trees
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so we look at what we have
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it's been divided up into
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seven different pieces
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we have the ground and the ground's deep file
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we have the Grolo character himself and his deep file
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trees with deep
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vegetation 1
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which is the foreground vegetation and deep
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vegetation 2 which is the background vegetation
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and then small ground vegetation
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we also have
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background which doesn't have any deep
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it's more like a matte painting
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it's just it goes in the very far background
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so now we can do is deep merge this together
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I'm actually gonna use tab
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that's how I usually do this
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I'm not gonna keep going to the menu
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you probably know enough about the menu to uh
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know how that works
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so here's a quick trick if you don't know
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if you hold shift and then shift select
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all the other nodes you want to plug in
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and then press the y key
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that's the shortcut to
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connect all of them at the same time
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so there we go
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connected that way
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you don't have to plug them all in one at a time
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which can be arduous if you have a lot of
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a lot of nodes to plug in
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so let's take a look at this deep combine
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maximize the viewer
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so here's our shot
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there is no depth of field yet
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we're going to add that and the grading is pretty flat
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we'll add that as well
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if we look at the
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the background here we look at the matte
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we can see that we're missing the background
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as the background's not deep
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gonna take the background here now
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at this point I'm going to use deep to image
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so now this is 2D
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press m get a regular merge note
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plug the background into B
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the CG into a view it and there we go
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now we have a complete reconstruction of this asset
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so this is the asset we're gonna use in the lessons
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moving forward
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and I'm really excited to show you all the cool tricks
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we have now reached the end of the lesson
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we've Learned how to read deep images
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using Open E X R 2.0
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in the next lesson
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we will learn how to generate holdout mats
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from deep images
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