04-09-2020, 11:48 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-09-2020, 11:50 AM by TubeSmokeGuy.)
Hi!
I expierenced something stange ... :
When you pick a tyCache with Particle Interfaces enabled in VRay Instancer. And motion blur is directly checked in the VRay Camera (Movie Camera: Shutter Angle: 180 degrees), the motion blur trails drive totally crazy.
When you render the tyCache directly without an VRay Instancer, the motion blur is correct.
When you render the instancer and disable the motion blur in the camera, but enable the motion blur in the VRay Render Settings Dialog, the motion blur is correct too.
When you now ask: Why use VRay Instancer in rendering and not the tyCache directrly?
The ANSWER is: With VRay Instancer the VRayTriplanarTex works correctly. When you use tyCache and apply the material with the TriPlanarTex, the particles slide below the texture (the texture stays in place).
Thanks in advance.
I expierenced something stange ... :
When you pick a tyCache with Particle Interfaces enabled in VRay Instancer. And motion blur is directly checked in the VRay Camera (Movie Camera: Shutter Angle: 180 degrees), the motion blur trails drive totally crazy.
When you render the tyCache directly without an VRay Instancer, the motion blur is correct.
When you render the instancer and disable the motion blur in the camera, but enable the motion blur in the VRay Render Settings Dialog, the motion blur is correct too.
When you now ask: Why use VRay Instancer in rendering and not the tyCache directrly?
The ANSWER is: With VRay Instancer the VRayTriplanarTex works correctly. When you use tyCache and apply the material with the TriPlanarTex, the particles slide below the texture (the texture stays in place).
Thanks in advance.