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Overview  

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UI Expand title UI Path: ||Render Setup window|| > Render Elements tab

> Add button > VRayRawTotalLighting   Image Added ||Render Setup window||  > Render Elements  tab  > Add  button  > VRayRawTotalLighting section20% Column width 5%     Column width 35% Image Added 60% Image Removed Column width 20%

Parameters

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Column width 60% This render element is enabled through the Render Elements tab of the Render Setup window in 3ds Max and displays its parameters in a rollout at the bottom of the window: VrayVFB  – VRayVFB  – When enabled, the render element appears in the V-Ray Virtual Frame Buffer. Deep output – Specifies whether to include this render element in deep images. Color mapping – Applies the color mapping options specified in the the Color mapping  rollout of the rollout (Render Setup window > V-Ray tab in the Render Setup window ) to this render element. This option is enabled by default. Multiplier – Sets the overall intensity of the render element, where 1.0 is the standard multiplier. Denoise –  Specifies –  Specifies whether to denoise this render element. Column width 5%   Column width 35% Image RemovedImage Added

 

 

Common Uses

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The Raw Total Lighting Render Element is useful for changing the appearance of the entire lighting of the scene, after rendering, using a compositing or image editing application. Below are a couple of examples of possible uses. The first two images show the render element itself and the Beauty render put together. In the following examples, a Matte Render Element was used to isolate different parts of the scene, and then the A Cryptomatte Render Element  is used to isolate the floor, the windows along with the curtains and the stone fence, and the ceiling. Then the Raw Total Lighting Render Element was brightened is brightened and tinted differently for each element to show the range of editing possible.

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possibilities. See the render before and after compositing.

Underlying Compositing Equation

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VRayRawTotalLighting x VRayDiffuseFilter = VRayTotalLighting

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VRayRawLighting + VRayRawGlobalIllumination = VRayRawTotalLighting

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