How To Render Additional Lighting Passes Using The VrayLightSelect
Working with Multiple passes opens new possibilities for perpetual ∞ creative solutions.
In this Video, You’ll learn one of these solutions that saved my day once:
- Rendering a New Additional Lighting pass using the VrayLightSelect
- Compositing The VrayLightSelect, GI, Reflection
- How to Blend the VrayLightSelect and GI using the Raw passes?
RECAP::
Why Rendering Additional Lighting Passes?
One word, to save time, That’s two words!
Instead of re-rendering the image with It’s component ( Materials ..GI.. etc) we could cut the fat and render only a specific lighting pass.
Lighting passes are direct light, which means we don’t need to re-render Indirect Illumination nor the Shaders.
It can be a slow process to render everything from scratch. Imagine 5000 frames!
How To Render VRayLightSelect pass?
Step 1. Creating the separated light pass:
(Let’s say you have, 1 vray light in the scene and a dome light.)
a. navigate to → render element → add the VRayLightSelect pass from the menus.
b. from the VRayLightSelect pass options → navigate to Lights → Click on Add → then Pick your Vray light from the viewport.
c. Repeat (a. and b.), but this time with the dome light.
Ps: you can rename it as well, VRayLightSelect can turn into → Vray light and dome light, just so you find the passes quickly later in compositing
Step 2. VRayLightSelect pass Compositing:
simply replace the VRayLightSelect with the two VRayLightSelect passes. “vray light pass, dome light pass”.
for the Blending keep the some ” Linear Dodge Add “.
Please, visit the web of the autor:
http://cgalter.com/how-to-render-additional-lighting-passes-using-the-vraylightselect/
