Hi,
I'd like to share some thoughts about the UI of the nodes.
I use the VrayEnv node as example. (this image shows the CPU version of the VrayEnv node)
VrayEnvNode_UI.jpg
Generally speaking, I really like to have as much options as possible to make some fine tuning on every aspect of a renderer but...but... most of the time I use a straight forward workflow.
So, for example, I want to add a VraySky (or HDRI image) to the Environment, I add the VraySky node, then I connect the output color to the VrayEnv input and in this moment I want to see the VraySky applied.
Actually, if I want to see it, I have to tick ON on the switches of the VrayEnv.
In my opinion, the switches should be ticked ON automatically when I connect something on the input sockets.
The same with the color of the swatches. If they operate like a color filters, I'm expecting to have them full white. (I'm not 100% sure about this cause, at the moment, I can't open VrayBlender addon. If I'm not correct and it's already white, ignore this)
In this way I save clicks I can spend on something more.
I'd like to share some thoughts about the UI of the nodes.
I use the VrayEnv node as example. (this image shows the CPU version of the VrayEnv node)
VrayEnvNode_UI.jpg
Generally speaking, I really like to have as much options as possible to make some fine tuning on every aspect of a renderer but...but... most of the time I use a straight forward workflow.
So, for example, I want to add a VraySky (or HDRI image) to the Environment, I add the VraySky node, then I connect the output color to the VrayEnv input and in this moment I want to see the VraySky applied.
Actually, if I want to see it, I have to tick ON on the switches of the VrayEnv.
In my opinion, the switches should be ticked ON automatically when I connect something on the input sockets.
The same with the color of the swatches. If they operate like a color filters, I'm expecting to have them full white. (I'm not 100% sure about this cause, at the moment, I can't open VrayBlender addon. If I'm not correct and it's already white, ignore this)
In this way I save clicks I can spend on something more.
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