Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 13 minutes ago

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Today's 30 second Flame Capsule goes through the different options of showing a selective isolation using the Selective Overlays.

Recorded in: Autodesk Flame 2022.3

When it comes to working with Selectives, you can key and mask an area of your image. In order to view the isolation, you can view it as a matte/alpha or overlay. Unlike displaying a matte, the selective overlay gives you multiple options on how to display it. This includes in or out of the selective region, the colour and transparency of the overlay. These can even be set as your default overlay preferences!

See exactly what you want with the Selective Overlays.

This functionality is not new to Flame 2022.3


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