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I was wondering if it would be possible to make vraymultisubtex to behave like the multi/subobject material in 3ds max? At least as an optional checkbox.
To explain what I mean - I have a vraymultisubtex with 3 textures for ids 1 2 and 3. What I want is so that when I render an object with material id that is larger than the number of slots in the multisubtex, ie id 4 - multisubtex cycles back to 1, when I render something with matid 5, it cycles back to 2, render mat id 6 - cycles back to 3, etc. Sort of keeps looping them over and over again just like the regular Multi/Sub-Object material does.
I'm rendering hundreds of frames with animated material IDs and using the multisubtex to add some variation to the shaders. It would be enough to add just a few textures and keep looping through them, but vraymultisubtex just goes through the list and then when it doesn't have the appropriate slots anymore, reverts to the default texture.
To explain what I mean - I have a vraymultisubtex with 3 textures for ids 1 2 and 3. What I want is so that when I render an object with material id that is larger than the number of slots in the multisubtex, ie id 4 - multisubtex cycles back to 1, when I render something with matid 5, it cycles back to 2, render mat id 6 - cycles back to 3, etc. Sort of keeps looping them over and over again just like the regular Multi/Sub-Object material does.
I'm rendering hundreds of frames with animated material IDs and using the multisubtex to add some variation to the shaders. It would be enough to add just a few textures and keep looping through them, but vraymultisubtex just goes through the list and then when it doesn't have the appropriate slots anymore, reverts to the default texture.
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