Can c4d's vray add an environmental attribute to the material, just like max's

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This is the content in the user manual for Max’s Vray. If c4d can achieve this function, I can add different reflection environments for each material

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Are there plans to add this feature？

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Hello @123456_1 I have shared your idea with the team and it’s up to a discussion. Thank you!

It will be very useful if you could give us some additional information on the scenarios in which you will find this useful.

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For example, metal in an indoor environment may not reflect its surroundings very well. In this case, I can add an environment as the reflection source for the metal. This feature exists in C4D’s Corona and in 3ds Max’s Vray, so it is still quite useful. ![A)0[quote=“viktor_angelov, post:3, topic:118888, username:viktor_angelov”]
Hello @123456_1 I have shared your idea with the team and it’s up to a discussion. Thank you!

It will be very useful if you could give us some additional information on the scenarios in which you will find this useful.
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For example, metal in an indoor environment may not reflect its surroundings very well. In this case, I can add an environment as the reflection source for the metal. This feature exists in C4D’s Corona and in 3ds Max’s Vray, so it is still quite useful. B(F_E~IRB%$DA@JD[XW.png|669x549](upload://hWBaMNt5ec1wk9Jn28RGZzr4k4h.png)

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Thank you @123456_1 I have shared your feedback with the team and we will be discussing this internally.