This material can be used to quickly convert models into volume clouds
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Answer selected by zhanet.georgieva at 15-08-2023, 10:48 PM.
Hey 123456_,
Since V-Ray 5 Update 1 (noted in the changelog from in the link) we integrated the V-Ray Scatter Volume material inside the V-Ray material. You can use it by going in the Refraction group in the V-Ray material and under the Translucency tab set the Translucency type to Volumetric and start playing with the various parameters until you achieve the desired effect.
Here is a quick example I made for you that could be used as a starting point (IOR should be set to 1):
Last edited by shaio; 15-08-2023, 05:09 PM.
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Hey 123456_,
Since V-Ray 5 Update 1 (noted in the changelog from in the link) we integrated the V-Ray Scatter Volume material inside the V-Ray material. You can use it by going in the Refraction group in the V-Ray material and under the Translucency tab set the Translucency type to Volumetric and start playing with the various parameters until you achieve the desired effect.
Here is a quick example I made for you that could be used as a starting point (IOR should be set to 1):
Last edited by shaio; 15-08-2023, 05:09 PM.Ivan Shaykov
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Originally posted by shaio View PostHey 123456_,
Since V-Ray 5 Update 1 (noted in the changelog from in the link) we integrated the V-Ray Scatter Volume material inside the V-Ray material. You can use it by going in the Refraction group in the V-Ray material and under the Translucency tab set the Translucency type to Volumetric and start playing with the various parameters until you achieve the desired effect.
Here is a quick example I made for you that could be used as a starting point (IOR should be set to 1):
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