I am wondering if at some point it would be possible to set up a Wikki for vray. This would be a help file that could be a bit easier to understand than the Vray help. And this could be something that is easily modified by users to make updating easier. The thought I had was something along the lines of many of the examples here at this forum linked to ind. topics like caustics or SSS or whatever. The end goal would be to produce a real online manual just like a “Mastering 3ds Max” book but for vray. Is something like this possible?
Yes there is a level of trust. I don’t really know how wikipedia does it. But you know we all trust eachother here. For the most part we don’t know eachother and we give eachother professional advice. We trust eachother to tell us how to set up our computers that seems pretty big to me. It may not work but it seems like a worth project.
Ok, I started adding, please feel free to edit, reorginize etc.
After we start getting more content, I will talk with peopel about being admins. Once we are happy with what is on the page we can lock it, but keep the page open for discussion. (this will allow people to discuss changes)
Vlado, 2 questions:
1. Can we use info from the Help that chaos created for vray?
2. Can you start a new thread and sticky it. That way it can be found easily.
good start. I think it is a good idea to use the Vray help file as a starting point and then people can post examples of usage, interesting results etc. Vray displacement for example is far from straightforward, even after reading the manual, things can be difficult. That would require though that people can upload files (jpg’s, max files, avi’s) to illustrate things.
