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 This page gives an overview of the Render Elements available in V-Ray that contain lighting information.

 

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V-Ray Lighting Render Elements provide a comprehensive set of individual channels, each containing a separate component of lighting from the scene. Each element can be individually adjusted during the compositing phase, to change the Beauty pass as desired without the need for re-rendering. 

The Lighting Render Elements are:

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  • Lighting - Stores direct lighting information from lights in the scene, including the diffuse contribution.
  • Light Select - Stores direct lighting information from user-selected lights in the scene; can also be limited to the light's raw, diffuse, or specular contribution.
  • Raw Lighting (Light Raw) - Stores the effects of direct lighting on scene objects without the diffuse contribution.
  • Total Lighting (Light Total) - Stores the effects of both direct and indirect lighting on materials in the scene, including the diffuse contribution.
  • Raw Total Lighting (Light Raw Total) - Stores the sum of both direct and indirect lighting in the scene without the diffuse contribution.
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Lighting Render Element

 

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Raw Lighting (Light Raw) Render Element

 

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Light Select Render Element

 

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Total Lighting (Light Total) Render Element

 

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Raw Total Lighting (Light Raw Total) Render Element

 

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Notes


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  • Lighting can be be added or subtracted at a composite level using Lighting Render Elements.

  • Lighting can be color corrected.

  • When using the light select render element, lights can effectively be turned on and off at a composite level without re-rendering.