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-cdballew
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3 years ago

I'm sure this is so basic I'm going to feel like a dumb ass.

How do I get a wireframe only render with V-ray. I can get the wire to show over a material with VRayEdgesTex as in the first image. I need it to look like the second image which was done with scanline.

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+VarnishedOtter
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3 years ago

Use a mix material and use the Edges Tex as the mix map, first material as whatever colour diffuse and second material as transparent.

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-cdballew
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3 years ago

How do I make the second color transparent?

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-cdballew
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3 years ago

I'm doing something wrong. Anybody?

Chris

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-musashiroth
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3 years ago

Add the same texture to the opacity slot in the maps tab.. it should work. SEE?

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+VarnishedOtter
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3 years ago

Haha I should have thought of that. I was in a rush.

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-cdballew
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3 years ago

Wait now, I'm really confused. Are we still talking using mix map?

Chris

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-musashiroth
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3 years ago

I used a Vray shader... with a vrayedgemap on the diffuse, and the same map on the opacity.

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-cdballew
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3 years ago

That works thanks

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