I know that blenders panoramic camera doesn´t support rendering with freestyle. Would like to know if there is another way to do that. It would be GREAT if anyone knows a solution.
Unfortunately i dont have any other idea.
Cheers
you must use another way of tracing outlines, here is one : http://blendernpr.org/chibi-ryu-realtime-outline-shading/
you can look on their site to find other ones.
I realize the thread is super old, but as I was faced with a similar issue recenty I assume someone might still need this.
I found a relatively decent (I think so at least) workaround.
- Set up a wide angle (I went with 8mm) but ordinary perspective camera
- Set up 6 frames with 90° turns of the camera (front, back, left, right, top down)
- Render the animation (6 frames) with freestyle enabled AND a decent resolution. Depending on the size of your panorama, and there will be some overlaps. 4000px wide might be a good average
- In a new collection place an equirectangular panoramic camera with a default cube directly over it.
- with the panoramic camera still selected, project the 6 rendered frames separatly onto the faces of the cube with emission (u>project from view x6)
- switch to render with the equi camera (remember to adjust resolution) with freestyle disabled.
It is a bit of a hassle, I grant you that, but works pretty ok.
Example: https://adamruzicka.cz/namesti/
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