Random by ID – The render ID of the scene object. Speed – The speed as the magnitude of the velocity. Velocity World – The velocity in world space. Parent Object ID – The object ID of the parent object. Object ID – The object ID of the hit object. Surface Material ID – The surface material ID of the hit object. Path Length – The traced ray path length. Normal World Reference – The smooth normal in reference space.īump Normal World – The bump normal in world space.īump Normal Camera – The bump normal in camera space.īump Normal Object – The bump normal in object space. Point World Reference –The shading point in reference space. Geom Normal World –The geometric (non-smooth) surface normal in world space. Normal World – The smooth surface normal in world space. Normal Obj – The smooth surface normal in object space. V-Ray Materials VRayMtl Tools and Utilities Additionally, V-Ray provides a number of utilities and standalone tools for working with materials: Bake Vector Displacement A utility material that allows you to generate displacement maps for Vector displacement when used along with texture baking. See the Maya Sampler Info Node with Additional V-Ray Outputs page for examples and additional information. This group of attributes can be added to samplerInfo nodes to make available several additional outputs. This method is faster than the Bicubic interpolation, but may smooth the image too much. This is the slowest method, but the results are smooth without too much blur.īiquadratic – The image values are interpolated from nine pixels in the bitmap. This is the fastest interpolation method, but the result is not continuous (non-smooth) and may produce artifacts when the map is used for displacement or bump mapping.īicubic – The image values are interpolated from sixteen pixels in the bitmap. Smooth Method – The V-Ray internal texture smooth method.īilinear – The image values are interpolated from four pixels in the bitmap. Produces results that are closer to the results with disabled filtering but with less AA samples required. Sharp mip-map filtering – Sharper and more accurate version of the Smooth with mipmaps. SAT – A summed area table is used to compute the texture color.Įlliptical – High quality anisotropic MIP map texture filtering that reduces blurring and aliasing artifacts. Smooth with mipmaps – Pyramidal MIP map filtering is used to compute the texture color.

Smooth – The colors are computed with bilinear interpolation from the texels. Nearest – The nearest texel from the map is taken, without any interpolation. Texture Filter – The V-Ray internal texture filter. For more details, please see the V-Ray Filter Interpretation table below. Override Texture Filter – Override the default texture filter that V-Ray chooses based on the Maya attributes of the particular texture node. This group of attributes can be added to File and Substance textures to control their filtering.

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