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1. VRayFastSSS2

   in practice. VRayFastSSS2 is a complete material with diffuse and reflection components that can be used directly without the need of a VRayBlendMtl material. To be more specific, the material is composed of three layers: a reflection layer, a diffuse layer, and a sub-surface scattering layer. The sub-surface scattering
   V-Ray for Maya • Mar 06, 2024

2. Options Tab

   render element now contains all direct diffuse illumination and the GI element contains all indirect diffuse illumination. Similarly, all direct reflections of lights now go to the Specular element and all indirect reflections go to the Reflection element. Previously this behavior depended on the sampling
   V-Ray for Houdini • Mar 11, 2024

3. Generic

   physically correct illumination (energy distribution) in the project, faster rendering, as well as more convenient reflection and refraction parameters. Within this material you can apply different texture maps, control the reflections and refractions, add bump and displacement maps, force direct GI calculations, and choose
   V-Ray for Revit • Jul 13, 2023

4. Corona Legacy Material

   Reflection Level – This parameter specifies the reflection level. Both the reflection constant color and texture map are multiplied by this number. Setting 50 … the reflection of the material. It can be set as a constant color or mapped by a texture map. Texture – This slot defines the texture map or shader that is used instead
   Corona for Cinema 4D • Nov 07, 2023

5. Subsurface Scattering

   the general way light scatters inside the material. Its effect can be somewhat likened to the difference between diffuse and glossy reflections from a surface, however the phase function controls the reflection and transmittance of a volume. A value of 0.0 means that light scatters uniformly in all directions (isotropic
   V-Ray for Rhino • Jan 10, 2024

6. Render Elements tab

   This page provides information on the Render Elements tab. Overview The Render Elements tab is available in the Render Setup window when either V-Ray or V-Ray GPU is selected as the Renderer. Render Elements are a way to break out renders into their component parts such as diffuse color, reflections, shadows
   V-Ray for 3ds Max • Feb 20, 2024

7. Sheen Glossiness RE

   This page provides information on the Sheen Glossiness Render Element. Overview The Sheen Glossiness Render element is analogous to the Reflection Glossiness Render Element; the main difference is that all Sheen render elements can be subtracted from the main back-to-beauty composite, graded, and added back
   V-Ray for Cinema 4D • Feb 21, 2024

8. Fresnel Node

   material in order to create fresnel reflection. c4dR26_60010_FresnelNode_hero.png Properties Front Color – Specifies the color for the texture when viewed
   V-Ray for Cinema 4D • Feb 21, 2024

9. VRayDirt

   . Ambient occlusion – Normal ambient occlusion is calculated. Reflection occlusion (Phong, Blinn, Ward) – Reflection occlusion is used. The difference between ambient and reflection occlusion is basically in the direction in which rays are traced. With ambient occlusion rays are traced in all directions uniformly while
   V-Ray for 3ds Max • Apr 10, 2023

10. Supported Rendering Features

    Matte Shadow MultiMatte Object ID Raw GI Raw Light Raw Reflection Raw Refraction Raw Shadows Raw Total Light Reflection Reflection Filter Refraction Refraction Filter Render ID Sample Rate Self
    V-Ray for Rhino • Dec 07, 2023