"enabled" – V-Ray Swarm settings are visible and active in the UI. Specifies the V-Ray Swarm settings visibility in the V-Ray for Revit UI.
"Buckets" – the Sampler is set to Buckets by default. "Progressive" – the Sampler is set to Progressive by default. True – checking for updates is enabled by default.įalse – checking for updates is disabled by default. Specifies whether the V-Ray Asset Editor should check for library updates when launched. Specifies a download folder for the V-Ray material library. If only one sampler is selected, the other one will be hidden from the UI. Specifies which sampler modes can be used for rendering. If only one engine is selected, the other one will be hidden from the UI. Specifies which render engines can be used for rendering. True – the anonymous collection of usage statistics is enabled.įalse – the anonymous collection of usage statistics is disabled. More information can be found on the Chaos Telemetry page. They have a context menu, which allows duplication, renaming or deletion of the selected layer.Controls the anonymous collection of usage statistics. The top and added layers can be moved in the stack.
The Add Layer button under the Preview Swatch opens a list of available layers that you can add on top of the existing preset. V-Ray Material, part of which are the Generic and Emissive presets, have the option of stacking additional layers of settings on top of the default ones. Opacity texture maps can be used to control the appearance of each additional layer. The workflow is generally used for the creation of reflective materials with an extra coat of glossy finish, uneven glaze, extra flakes, or emissive elements. Each layer is an additional coat, where the topmost layer is the outermost one. The ability to add additional layers allows creation of composite materials. You can select additional attributes and layers that can add up to the appearance of the material. An Add Attribute button and an Add Layer buttons are provided for some V-Ray materials.
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