V-ray Fur, Fur map modifier, Fur Material -- Which is the one to use?

[dylan86.exe]

As the title suggests, I'm getting a little lost on what the difference between them all is and when to use what.

I want to create some nice realistic carpet and have been using Vray Fur which seems to be giving me decent results. My question is: How can I map a reflection map for some bright/dull spots like somebody has walked on it to it to make it a little more realistic? Is it just a matter of plugging say a noise map modifier into the reflection slot of the material assigned? Will that map to the whole carpet area or each individual strand though?... that's where I'm getting a little confused.

[Mnietek2707]

Maybe soething like this?

Max file: dywan na forum.zip

[dylan86.exe]

More like this

[dylan86.exe]

But I mainly want to know what all the differences are between all these different vray fur type materials/

[rikou]

Maybe soething like this?

Max file: [ATTACH]n973362[/ATTACH]

Sorry, don't want to hijacking this thread but could you, please, give a max2015 version ? It would be nice ! if you don't mind of course

I had to do a carpet a few weeks ago and I finally used vrayfur with some maps, noise, gradiant in different way but I wasn't totally satisfy at the end
Your carpet is really interesting !
Thanks in advance

[Mnietek2707]

Sorry, don't want to hijacking this thread but could you, please, give a max2015 version ?

Sure, here is: dywan na forum 2015.zip

[rikou]

Sure, here is: [ATTACH]n974375[/ATTACH]

Thank you very much Mnietek2707 !!!!
very informative for me !!

I did not think the squares were made from the base geometry of the rug ... I was thinking more about a mix and/or a composite with procedural and/or bitmap in the Bend / Initial direction slot , and so on.
In fact, it's simpler but much more efficient!
I'm going to play my way based on your example, thank you again for your sharing