hborre posted at 10:53 PM Fri, 17 September 2021 - #4427650

That was something I was exploiting a while back, something that is beneficial if you are rendering in back-, mid-, and foreground layers.  I was thinking about revisiting this feature.  Could you post a screencap of the settings? 

First: setup your background node with something like this:

The scale must be -1, 1, 1
You may control the rotation: the vertical axis is set using the second value, it is in radians: 0 is on the right, 1.57 towards the top of the screen, 3.14 towards your left, 4.7 towards the bottom of the screen, negative values accepted. Using HDRIHeaven's bitmap, I often get interesting effects using 2.2...
You may even control the vertical position: enter small positive values in the second position to lower the bitmap

Then, turn off the background object. It's obvious but from time to time, I forgot this... lol, or Afrodite Ohki's EnvSphere...

And check the "Transparent Background" on the Render Settings Dialog  box:

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