Author Topic: GGX / maximum roughness compared to vray ?  (Read 19538 times)

2015-08-03, 19:04:06
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Eneen

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2015-08-04, 01:11:37
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melviso

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Is this GGX material downloadable if you are using an older version or only limited to Corona 1.0 upwards?

I also think the roughness should be completely or close to diffuse at 0. I think fully functional technical shaders are more practical than the visual/artistic shaders on ground atm.

2015-08-04, 09:14:42
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Ondra

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it is only in 1.0 and higher
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2015-08-04, 13:21:02
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Okay. Can someone post a screenshot of the new GGX shader? I tried to google it but couldn't find it.

2015-08-04, 15:06:04
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If we get full range and tail falloff controls, we don't have to fake cloth/fabric with falloff anymore.

edit: Added material image.
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2016-01-05, 20:14:29
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Any news on this? Is the curve on the roughness still there?

2016-01-05, 21:08:50
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yes, still there, but it will be addressed, hopefully soon (tm)
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