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This what I would really like
a single dialogue or spinner that you set gamma in
prior to rendering for LWF( 2.2, 1.8, 1.6 or whatever) :
It will then automagically adjust:
1. gamma on all materials and colours (in a form of override setting)
2. Gamma on vray VFB
3. Dim, or Enhance the power of the lights according to mathematically derived formula (which I don't know)
I would also Like:
A power multiplier for new Vray IES lights (which are beautiful by the way)
and CLOUDS for the vray sky
I've looked at the techniques on several forum pages. But I could get them to work and sometimes not: the problem exists with SCALE.
A way to derive sun position for a HDRI image, and for that sun position to follow the rotation of the HDRI rotation and apply that to a vray sun so you could use HDRI generated clouds and achieve natural sunlight effect.
A target system for ordinary vray lights (use a point not a box object)
- a script is very easy to but you cannot look down the light view for positioning - I usually parent an ordinary light and turn it off to get this view
A quality setting for vraylight mtl so that you don't need to rack up hemispheric subdivision to lose the graininess
Vrayshadow map working with Volumetric Lights.
anyways I've said it now.
Fingers Crossed
a single dialogue or spinner that you set gamma in
prior to rendering for LWF( 2.2, 1.8, 1.6 or whatever) :
It will then automagically adjust:
1. gamma on all materials and colours (in a form of override setting)
2. Gamma on vray VFB
3. Dim, or Enhance the power of the lights according to mathematically derived formula (which I don't know)
I would also Like:
A power multiplier for new Vray IES lights (which are beautiful by the way)
and CLOUDS for the vray sky
I've looked at the techniques on several forum pages. But I could get them to work and sometimes not: the problem exists with SCALE.
A way to derive sun position for a HDRI image, and for that sun position to follow the rotation of the HDRI rotation and apply that to a vray sun so you could use HDRI generated clouds and achieve natural sunlight effect.
A target system for ordinary vray lights (use a point not a box object)
- a script is very easy to but you cannot look down the light view for positioning - I usually parent an ordinary light and turn it off to get this view
A quality setting for vraylight mtl so that you don't need to rack up hemispheric subdivision to lose the graininess
Vrayshadow map working with Volumetric Lights.
anyways I've said it now.
Fingers Crossed
