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This page describes the VRayRenderableCurve node and its use.

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VRayRenderableCurve is a V-Ray node that can make multiple Maya curves directly renderable, without intermediate conversion to paint effects or polygons. Internally, the curves are converted to hair.

 

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titleUI Path: ||Select curve(s)|| > V-Ray Shelf > V-Ray Renderable Curve button > Apply single/multiple VRayRenderable Curve node to selection
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||Select curve(s)|| > V-Ray Shelf > V-Ray Renderable Curve button > Apply single/multiple VRayRenderable Curve node to selection

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||V-Ray Menu|| > V-Ray Renderable Curve

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||Select curve(s)|| > Create > V-Ray > V-Ray Renderable Curve > Apply single/multiple VRayRenderable Curve node to selection

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Render – Enables/disables the rendering of the curves in this set.

Material – Specifies the material applied to the curves.

Tessellation – The curves are internally tessellated into line segments. Smaller values for the tessellation factor approximate the curvature better, but cause slower rendering. See the Tessellation example below for more information.

Start Width/End Width  The curves in Maya do not have thickness, and these attributes must be used to specify the start/end width of the curve. The start of the curve is shown with U symbol in the Maya viewport.

Lock End Width – When enabled, Start Width controls constant thickness along the curve.

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