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The list of render channels that are supported by V-Ray can be found on the List of Supported Render Channels page. All render channels support native V-Ray materials.

 

 

||out Network|| > V-Ray Render Elements node node > V-Ray > Render Channel

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Add Render Elements

In order to add render elements to the render:

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  • Create a V-Ray Render Elements node as specified above;
  • Add the render_elements node to V-Ray Renderer > Images > Render Elements > Network field;

 

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  • If you are adding more than one render channel, make sure to connect the render element nodes to the input of the channelsContainer node:

 

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  • V-Ray always anti-aliases with respect to the RGB Color channel. Therefore, other channels may appear jagged or noisy in areas where V-Ray has placed fewer samples.
  • Render channels will render in Distributed Rendering mode.
  • Render channels require additional storage when rendering and thus increase the amount of RAM used during rendering. When rendering to the V-Ray VFB, you can reduce this by rendering directly to a .vrimg file on disk and not storing the final image in memory.
  • Render channels may slow down the final image rendering a little bit, depending on the number of elements that are selected. They have no effect on GI/reflection, etc. calculations.