This document provides examples of how different parameters of the VRaySun and VRaySky affect the rendered lighting and sky environment in a 3D scene. It demonstrates the effects of changing the sun direction, size multiplier, shadow subdivision, turbidity, intensity multiplier, color mapping type, ozone value, and shadow bias on the rendered output. The examples are intended to help users understand how each parameter influences the final rendering.
This document provides examples of how different parameters of the VRaySun and VRaySky affect the rendered lighting and sky environment in a 3D scene. It demonstrates the effects of changing the sun direction, size multiplier, shadow subdivision, turbidity, intensity multiplier, color mapping type, ozone value, and shadow bias on the rendered output. The examples are intended to help users understand how each parameter influences the final rendering.
This document provides examples of how different parameters of the VRaySun and VRaySky affect the rendered lighting and sky environment in a 3D scene. It demonstrates the effects of changing the sun direction, size multiplier, shadow subdivision, turbidity, intensity multiplier, color mapping type, ozone value, and shadow bias on the rendered output. The examples are intended to help users understand how each parameter influences the final rendering.
This document provides examples of how different parameters of the VRaySun and VRaySky affect the rendered lighting and sky environment in a 3D scene. It demonstrates the effects of changing the sun direction, size multiplier, shadow subdivision, turbidity, intensity multiplier, color mapping type, ozone value, and shadow bias on the rendered output. The examples are intended to help users understand how each parameter influences the final rendering.
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Example 1: Direction of the VRaySun light
Example 2: The Size multiplier parameter Example 3: The Shadow subdivs parameter Example 4: The Turbidity parameter Example 5: The Intensity multiplier parameter Example 6: Color mapping types Example 7: Ozone value Example 8: Shadow bias
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Note: All the images are rendered with Color mapping: HSV exponential, Dark multiplier: 1.0, Bright multiplier: 1.0 (exceptions are the images in Example 6)
Example 1: Direction of the VRaySun light
This example demonstrates the effect of the sun direction. Note how in addition to the scene brightness, the sun position also changes the appearance of the sky and the sun light color.
This example demonstrates the effect of the Size multiplier parameter. Notice how changes in this parameter affect both the visible sun size and the shadow softness (however overall illumination strength remains the same).
Enabled: on, Turbidity: 3.0, Shadow subdivision: 8, Intensity multiplier: 0.01
Size multiplier is 4.0 Size multiplier is 10.0 Size multiplier is 40.0
Example 3: The Shadow subdivs parameter
This example demonstrates the effect of the Shadow subdivs parameter. Note how lower subdivs cause the shadows to be more noisy.
Enabled: on, Height Z: 1200, Turbidity is 2.0, Intensity multiplier is 0.01, Size multiplier: 10.0
Shadow subdivs is 8 Shadow subdivs is 16 Shadow subdivs is 48
Example 4: The Turbidity parameter
This example demonstrates the effect of the Turbidity parameter. Generally this controls the amount of dust particles in the air. Notice how larger values cause the sun and the sky to become yellowish while smaller values make the sky clear.
Enabled: on, Intensity multiplier: 0.01, Shadow subdivision: 8, Size multiplier: 1.0 Turbidity is 2.0 Turbidity is 4.0 Turbidity is 8.0
Example 5: The Intensity multiplier parameter
Enabled: on, Turbidity: 3.0, Shadow subdivision: 8, Size multiplier: 1.0
Height: Z = 0, Intensity mult: 0.01 Height: Z = 0, Intensity mult: 0.03 Height: Z = 0, Intensity mult: 0.05
Height: Z = 500, Intensity mult: 0.01 Height: Z = 500, Intensity mult: 0.03 Height: Z = 500, Intensity mult: 0.05
Example 6: Color mapping types
In addition to the parameters of the sun and sky, their appearance also depends on the selected color mapping mode. This example demonstrates the looks achieved with several different color mapping modes. See also the section on Color mapping for more details.
Color mapping: HSV exponential Color mapping: Intensity exponential
Example 7: Ozone value
The Ozone parameter affects only the color of the light emitted by the sun. Higher values color mapping mode. This example demonstrates the looks achieved with several different color mapping modes. See also the section on Color mapping for more details.
