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This page describes the various Extra V-Ray Attributes available in V-Ray for Maya and provides links to documentation for these features.

 

Overview

V-Ray for Maya provides a number of extra attributes for controlling various aspects of the scene and rendering process. These attributes enhance existing V-Ray scene elements by providing additional controls.

 

 

Scene Objects

 

Mesh Attributes


Affects polygonal objects, mostly as render-time effects rather than affecting the actual geometry. Click here to find out more.

NURBS Surface Attributes

 

Control the conversion of a NURBS object to a mesh at render time to increase rendering speed or conserve memory. Click here to find out more.

Particle Attributes

 

Adds parameters for Maya particle systems. Click here to find out more.

Transform Attributes

 

Provides a few extra parameters for an object, such as excluding it from rendering. Click here to find out more.

 

 



Lights and Cameras

 

Camera Attributes

 

Can turn the virtual camera into many types of real-world cameras, and provides familiar camera controls such as shutter speed. Click here to find out more.

Light Attributes

 

Gives control of light parameters that are ordinarily global on a per-light basis. Click here to find out more.



Materials and Shading

 

Shading Group Attributes

 

Provides the ability to override material settings. Click here to find out more.

Texture Attributes

 

Can be added to various texture-related nodes to control export or the textures themselves. Click here to find out more.

Material Attributes

 

Provides additional controls to both Maya and V-Ray materials. Click here to find out more.



Misc.

 

Fluid Attributes

 

Adds extra control for Maya fluids. Click here to find out more.

Hair Attributes

 

Provides parameters to optimize Maya hair for rendering with V-Ray. Click here to find out more.

Bifrost Attributes

 

Adds controls for Bifrost simulations. Click here to find out more.

Placement Attributes

 

Adds controls to 2D Placement and 3D placement nodes. Click here to find out more.

Surface Luminance

 

Attributes adds controls to Maya's Surface Luminance node. Click here to find out more.
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