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V-Ray for Rhino Manual - Rum

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Projection types and adjustment<br />

The different types of projection are Surface, Planar, Box, Spherical, Cylindrical and Capped cylindrical.<br />

<strong>Rhino</strong> sets the default to Surface if there is no other projection assigned to the object and render the<br />

object according to its UV directions.<br />

When change to a different projection, the default size of mapping widget is set to the perimeter of<br />

the object.<br />

Show Mapping is to display the mapping widget in the scene. Within the working window, the mapping<br />

widget can be moved, rotated and scaled.<br />

An object can have multiple projections at the same time, each<br />

within a different channel. Use Add to create a new channel. Under<br />

Material Editor>Texture Editor, you can select the channel <strong>for</strong> each<br />

texture to work with. Use Edit to number the channel. Use Delete to<br />

delete current channel. Other adjusting options include Position,<br />

Rotation, Size, UVW offset, UVW Rotation and UVW repeat.<br />

Type of projection, size and position of Mapping Widget, project<br />

direction will all affect the Bitmap on the object. Of course, those will also affect the final render<br />

result.<br />

Below are examples using teapot to show different UI setting. Use correspondent UI <strong>for</strong> different<br />

object. Spend some times to find exact what you want to get the ideal render result.<br />

Box<br />

Spherical<br />

Cylindrical<br />

Click on F10 to show the control point <strong>for</strong><br />

the Mapping Widget. Move those points to<br />

adjust the size of Mapping Widget<br />

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

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