Cinema 4D Tutorial: How to Render Vertex Maps in Vray

Rendering vertex maps in Vray for Cinema 4D is a useful technique for achieving more realistic and detailed textures in your renders. A vertex map is essentially a map of the vertices of a 3D model, which can be used to apply textures or other effects to specific areas of the model. To render vertex maps in Vray, you&first need to create a vertex map for your model in Cinema 4D. This can be done by selecting the vertices you want to include in the map and assigning them a specific color or grayscale value. Once you&created your vertex map, you can apply it to your model in Vray by using the Vray Vertex Color node. To use the Vray Vertex Color node, simply create a new material in Vray and apply it to your model. Then, add the Vray Vertex Color node to the Diffuse or Reflection channel of the material. In the settings for the node, select your vertex map from the dropdown menu and adjust the other settings as desired. Once you&set up your material with the Vray Vertex Color node, you can render your model as usual in Vray to see the effects of the vertex map. Depending on the complexity of your vertex. Thanks for stopping by my YouTube channel! If you&enjoying the content I&creating and would like to see more, I&love to invite you to subscribe to my channel.