Vray Object Properties

[dalomar_cg]

In Vray for Max there are Vray (and general) properties that can be applied on a per object level. Allot of these features are very useful for different visualizations. I think that an easy way to add these features would to have a Vray option within the rhino's Properties dialog box. That might be an easy way to have those options within a familiar element.


As for some of the actual options that would be nice to include
-visiblity to camera (for Micha's hidden wall renders)
-caustics multiplier
-light multipier (to increase sss effects)
-visibility in reflections/refractions
-generate/receive GI
-cast/recieve shadows
-exclude from light calculations
-subdivision override (for glossy objects)
-Override Alpha value

if there are any other per object features that you would find useful, post em.

[Jean-Paul Paloux_cg]

Vray Object Properties

don't reflect environment map.
example,
shiny floor, shiny object, just want a reflection of the hdr on the object.

Jp

[joe_b]

Vray Object Properties

Yeah that would be nice

[dalomar_cg]

Vray Object Properties

Got another one

Max Depth Override

It may be useful if you've got some mirrors in a scene that reflect to each other, yet don't want the rest of the objects' reflections going crazy.

[dalomar_cg]

Vray Object Properties

Found another good one from Travis's Vray Gallery

Environment Override with map/color/multiplier option

to achieve with minimal work for the user is to have premade materials for gemstones that just "work" in almost any environment. The only way we can ensure that this happens is by having environment reflections/refractions on a per object level.

[Micha_cg]

Vray Object Properties

Could be great to get this object based options. I know this from Rhinoman.

[everydayobjects]

Re: Vray Object Properties

This option would be great. I've been rendering granite furniture in a white scene and to be able to put a reflection map (Surface) into the scene that is only seen/reflected by the granite top would be great. (And make setting up the scene so much easier.)

Gavin