Tested the env override in connection with the VrayBlend.
Doesn’t work - will that be fixed with 2.0 ?
thx for all your efforts,
bernhard
Tested the env override in connection with the VrayBlend.
Doesn’t work - will that be fixed with 2.0 ?
thx for all your efforts,
bernhard
I seems to work fine for me - I am able to successfully override the environment for individual sub-materials of the VRayBlendMtl material.
Best regards,
Vlado
Although it doesn’t seem to be working in V-Ray RT… looking into it now. Works fine for the regular renderer though.
Best regards,
Vlado
hmm.. just double checked and for some reason it is not working:
as you can see, I created 3 spheres…
1. vraystd blue
2. vraystd with env override
3. vrayblend with 1 + 2
I took a simple checker as mask.
As you can see, the black parts on sphere 3 should be the chrome from sphere 2.
The test image above shows not the RT engine - just the 2.0beta Standalone.
Can you get me your scene for this?
Best regards,
Vlado
yep.. on the way - just sent it !
did you get a chance to check the env_override mat ?
To get reflection in the third sphere you should set V-Ray Extra Attribute with Env. override option to the VRayBleandMtl as well.
Right now the environment override affects only the “chrome” material.
yeah, but if I do so, I overwrite the env from the 1st sphere as well - and this is what I do NOT want !
so how to do this ?
yes.. that’s exactly what I want !
So the question is, how could you achieve it ?
Same as I told you - I added the override attributes to the chrome material, not to its shading group.
Best regards,
Vlado
hmm.. am I on the latest beta version ? I can’t get the vray enviornment override attributes for the material itself ! Maybe I missed something very important on my side… but I only can access the env_override attribute inside the SG… would be great to know how you plug the env_override into the material !
Which beta are you using? Also, which OS?
Best regards,
Vlado
beta 2.03 on Linux Fedora
any chance to take a quick look ? thx a lot !