In the project as seen above, I have a small star displayed in front of a rainbow hovering above a teacup. That tiny star was casting a shadow onto the rainbow, and I didn’t want that. So I had to figure out how to make an individual object not cast a shadow for this particular Blender project.
I am using Blender 4.3.2 and to make sure an individual object does not cast shadow, you can do the following:
Select your object –> Go to the Object Properties tab (orange box) –> Scroll down to Visibility and uncheck ‘Shadow’ under ‘Ray Visibility’.
That’s it!
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