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V-Ray for Rhino Manual - Rum

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3. Click on the Update Preview again and you will see the transparency, but without its original red<br />

color. When you set the transparency to 100% white, no matter what you have <strong>for</strong> diffuse color, it<br />

will not show up. It will render like right hand side image below.<br />

The color of refractive materials<br />

When you want to apply color to a refractive material, the best way to do this is through the Fog<br />

Color, which is located to the lower right of the Refraction dialog box.<br />

4. Click on Fog Color and change it to the same color as the original Diffuse Color. Click on the<br />

Update Preview and you will see the red color show up on the material this time.<br />

Image on the left is what you will get. Do the same changes to the other two colors and you will get<br />

the image looks like the one to the right. Under Render Options>Environment, change the<br />

background color from black to white and see what you will get this time.<br />

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V-<strong>Ray</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Rhino</strong>

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