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This page provides information on the VRScans Zone Mask render element.

Overview


VRScans Zone Mask is available for specific scanned materials only. If a vrscan material consist of two or more clearly defined sub-materials (e.g. some fabrics with pattern), it can have an underlying map called zone that can be used for compositing purposes later on. This render element shows the zone, that is a map of the sub-materials.

The rendered image is monochrome. The white color specifies the selected zone, whereas the black color specifies the other parts of the image.


UI Path: ||Display Render Settings button|| > Render Elements tab > VRScans Zone Mask

 

 

 

 

To use render elements, select from the Available render elements column and click the Add button to add the passes you wish to generate at render time. When you render the scene, the added render elements listed in the column on the right, will also render, which can be viewed from the VFB window's channel drop-down menu.

For more information on the parameters on this dialog, see the Render Elements tab page.

 

 


Extra VRay Attributes


The parameters for this render element appear in the Attribute Editor under the Extra VRay Attributes rollout.

Enabled – When enabled, the render element appears in the V-Ray Virtual Frame Buffer.

Filename suffix – The text added to the end of the rendered file, when saved as a separate file (e.g. myrender.background.vrimg).

Zone – Determines the zone that is pained white.

 


 



Example: VRscans Zone Mask


The renders below show how the Zone value defines which zone is to be painted in white:

 

Normal RGB render

Zone = 0

Zone = 1

 




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