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Lately I've been trying to look for any tutorials on how to make "shadow catcher" planes in Blender Render because I need to render ground shadows on a separate layer. However it seems every tutorial I've come across uses Cycles. But can this be done in Blender Render or not?

No this isn't a duplicate of another question. Yes I have a shadow rendered against a transparent background already, but what I am trying to do is have that shadow on a separate layer. Using Blender Render and not Cycles.

  • Not exactly a duplicate of that question because I am trying to get that shadow onto a separate layer using Blender Render. – Terminus_Est Sep 04 '17 at 01:20
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    @Terminus_Est, the first (accepted) answer starts with "One quick way to achieve this using Blender Internal is..." – m.ardito Sep 04 '17 at 07:02

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