Hello,
how can you see how a VEX Metal Shader is built?( in VEX)
thanks
bern
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You will have to rewrite it for prman yourself; you can't convert it automatically. But it's very easy Try it.
Look in your Houdini distribution paths for a file called prman.h if you'd like to see how a few of the special/global variables in Mantra map to PrMans.
Look in your Houdini distribution paths for a file called prman.h if you'd like to see how a few of the special/global variables in Mantra map to PrMans.
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Thanks Jason,
I made a RMAN surface shader in VOPs (simple lighting model) and assigned this shader to my particle system via a shader SOP.
When I render my scene , I get gray (uncolored) spheres.
How can I make the spheres render in the colour of my particles?
With the houdini default shader, I had to change Cd to diff to make it work.
What can I do to make it work with the Rman shader?( how can I get the Cd of my particles into the Rman shader)
thanks and greetings,
bern
I made a RMAN surface shader in VOPs (simple lighting model) and assigned this shader to my particle system via a shader SOP.
When I render my scene , I get gray (uncolored) spheres.
How can I make the spheres render in the colour of my particles?
With the houdini default shader, I had to change Cd to diff to make it work.
What can I do to make it work with the Rman shader?( how can I get the Cd of my particles into the Rman shader)
thanks and greetings,
bern
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