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is there any further documentation of the new vraylightselect render element as the only thing about it i can find is the video on the chaosgroup tv channel over at youtube?
or is there something planned for the manual? render elements are not documented in the current help, or did i miss them somehow?
EDIT: i saw they are documented, though not very in depth and not updated to the new vraylightselect element...
i would love to hear more about it as i played around a bit with it yesterday and found it to be very promising... but how would one - which blending mode i mean - add all those lightlayers in photoshop and does it work with outdoor scenes or indoor scenes with exterior lightning over a sun/sky system? what i want to say is, how does it all add up to be the same as the final image seen in the framebuffer, isn´t there something like the environment light component missing then? and would i have to add a render element for each light in the scene? i guess because you can add more than one light to any render element you have to add all the lights in total but only those on separate elements you would want to control separately?
maybe someone has, as i expect, already dug deeper into this stuff than me?
cheers,
christoph.
is there any further documentation of the new vraylightselect render element as the only thing about it i can find is the video on the chaosgroup tv channel over at youtube?
or is there something planned for the manual? render elements are not documented in the current help, or did i miss them somehow?
EDIT: i saw they are documented, though not very in depth and not updated to the new vraylightselect element...
i would love to hear more about it as i played around a bit with it yesterday and found it to be very promising... but how would one - which blending mode i mean - add all those lightlayers in photoshop and does it work with outdoor scenes or indoor scenes with exterior lightning over a sun/sky system? what i want to say is, how does it all add up to be the same as the final image seen in the framebuffer, isn´t there something like the environment light component missing then? and would i have to add a render element for each light in the scene? i guess because you can add more than one light to any render element you have to add all the lights in total but only those on separate elements you would want to control separately?
maybe someone has, as i expect, already dug deeper into this stuff than me?
cheers,
christoph.
