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Apparently hair/fur isn't compatible with vray's cameras. It renders the object that hair is applied to with the camera distortion, but then hair/fur is rendered as normal and doesn't line up. Anyone know of a workaround for this? Will this be addressed in the future? I'd really like to use the fisheye camera in a project I'm working on, but can't because it's so hairy.
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Gee, I wish I had the point release where I could actually have this problem...
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Re: Max8 hair/fur and vray cameras
This can only be done with hair rendered as geometry; there probably won't be any other way to do this in the forseeable future - since the hair has its own post-effect renderer which is completely unaware of what camera is used by V-Ray.Originally posted by Austin
You don't need a point release for this; different camera types are already available in the Camera rollout of the V-Ray Render Scene dialog.Gee, I wish I had the point release where I could actually have this problem...
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VladoI only act like I know everything, Rogers.Comment
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Oh, sorry Vlado, I misunderstood. Yes there are fisheye, cylindrical, etc. camera types under the vray camera rollout.
I was thinking Austin was referring to the new Vray camera I read about that is coming with version 1.5."Why can't I build a dirigible with my mind?"Comment
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Nah, I wish I had that one tooOriginally posted by Clifton Santiago
I was referring to the camera types in the camera rollout. I guess rendering as geometry is the only option as of now. Thanks for the responses
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Hi you all, hallo Vlado,
What i would wish the most was a way, to turn the maxhair and furr in a automated way to vraymeshes.
any chance to do this in an easy way?
something like a turn to vray-renderprimitive modifier on top of the hair modifier, that keeps the most important features like colors fuzziness, and also dynamics of course...
ah this would revolutionise it i think...
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