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I just want to render an image of my model , which have a texture, It comes from photogrammetry and I need to export an ortophoto, which shouldn't have any shadows. In previous versions, I only had to click Shadeless in material tab. (Now still can do it when importing an image.)

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PilukaPV
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  • I'm not sure what you mean. I have different older versions of Blender here. Could you please tell us where you can click "Shadeless" in the material tab? Maybe show a screenshot? In which version you could do this? – Gordon Brinkmann Feb 20 '24 at 08:47
  • https://blender.stackexchange.com/q/8108/88681 – scurest Feb 20 '24 at 08:59
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    "In previous versions" - this was a setting in the Blender internal render engine, this does not exist anymore since the introduction of Eevee in version 2.80 – Gordon Brinkmann Feb 20 '24 at 09:39
  • so he is right "previous versions" – Chris Feb 20 '24 at 10:16
  • The duplicate question is a poor answer to the question in my opinion. I feel they are looking for Material Overrides with an emissive material. – AlpineWorldCup Feb 20 '24 at 10:27
  • @Chris In a way... :D But mentioning having this problem with 4.0 and not having it in previous versions sounded a lot like, "I'm always using the latest version but since the latest release, something is missing". It took me a while to remember this option existed in Blender internal render engine... – Gordon Brinkmann Feb 21 '24 at 08:33
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    @AlpineWorldCup I don't think so. It is mentioned nowhere that there are several materials to be overridden with a single material (it is a photogrammetry model with a textured material that should be shadeless), and the linked duplicate explains how to make it shadeless with an emissive material. – Gordon Brinkmann Feb 21 '24 at 08:38
  • @PilukaPV could you clarify if the linked duplicate solves your issue? If not could you describe which part is missing or what part doesn't satisfy your needs? – Duarte Farrajota Ramos Feb 21 '24 at 09:44
  • No, It didn't. But never mind, keep the question closed. My workmate found the solution to the issue. – PilukaPV Feb 21 '24 at 11:28

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