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The Glossiness Render Element stores the image's reflection, sheen, or coat glossiness as a grayscale image that represents the degree of Reflection Glossiness set for materials in the scene. White areas have the most reflection glossiness, while dark areas have little.

The amount of reflection glossiness for a material is set by its Reflection Glossiness parameter. For example, the the V-Ray Material has has a Reflection Glossiness parameter, and the Skin Material has parameters for primary and secondary reflection glossiness.

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Type – Specifies the type of glossiness:

Coat Glossiness – Holds a float number with the value set in the Coat Glossiness parameter in the VRayMtl Coat Layer.
Reflection Glossiness — The amount of reflection glossiness for a material is set by its Reflection Glossiness parameter. For example, the V-Ray Material has a Reflection Glossiness parameter, and the Skin Material has parameters for primary and secondary reflection glossiness.
Sheen Glossiness – Holds a float number with the value set in the Sheen Glossiness parameter in the VRayMtl Sheen Layer.

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

Filtering

 – Applies the image filter to this channel. Image filter settings are in

the AA sub-tab

 of the Sampler tab

 of the V-Ray

 Renderer node.

Deep Output – Specifies whether to include this render element in deep images.