is there a way to group un-instanced vray light planes and asign a controller for the light multiplier?
i thought i might be able to do it by creating an assembly with a luminaire controller but it doesn’t seem to have any effect…
Are they all the same multiplier or do they need to keep an offset? If they’re all the same you can use wireparameters to connect all the multipliers to one light or even to a slider helper.
yes, in this instance they all have the same multiplier.
thanks for the tip! i hadn’t used wire parameters before.
or easily by script:
select the vraylights and type in your command line
$.multiplier = 30 (or whatever value)
Regards, Michael
PS: works only if the lights are not grouped
Or set only every second light:
for i = 1 to selection.count do(if (mod i 2==1) then selection*.multiplier =40)*
Just joking:)…
Dieter
ok, ok - take the p*ss out of me because i’m not as nerdy as you guys… :lol:
He he,
aren’t we all a bit nerdy?
Just a test:
Go out on the street and ask a few ordinary people out there the following question:
“is there a way to group un-instanced vray light planes and assign a controller for the light multiplier?”
Then come back and tell us we are nerdy…
Dieter
heh… fair enough! we should rejoice in our nerditude! :lol:
haha
if time>1800 then
(execute beer)
else ()
:roll:
Wait you get off work at 18:00? or is that just to time you start drinking?
the second… Btw, it’s 19:40 here in Germany at work!
Cheers!
EDIT: is your avatar a 3D pic? Looks great at that size!
You should work at the last place I worked… it is almost as if they train you to be able to work (as an artist) and drink at the same time. Didn’t get off work until 23:00 or later , but would still open a beer (or serve a scotch) at around 19:00…
As for the avitar, it is 3d… all 3d. It is going to be in a tutorial I’m working on… can’t tell you much more right now.
Chris
How do you wire parameters?
It’s pretty easy, just select to objects, open the dialogue, browse two the parameter of each object that you want to wire, select the direction (with the arrows) and press “connect”. Voila
like this…
Animation/Wire parameters/Parameter Wire Dialog…
or you can select the object and go to wire parameters in transform on the quad menu, then link with the dashed line and choose the parameter you want to wire in the list.
Thanks!