Description
This class allows you to manipulate the material-wide parameters, which are described in detail in this section of the main manual.
Texturable attributes: bump (AttrType_Double). The bump value specifies the intensity of the effect when the attribute is textured and is ignored when no texture is present.
Base class: MaxwellMayaMaterialComponent.
Methods
void | SetUseNormalMap(bool use) |
bool | GetUseNormalMap() const |
void | SetDispersion(bool dispersion) |
bool | GetDispersion() const |
void | SetMatte(bool matte) |
bool | GetMatte() const |
void | SetShadows(bool shadows) |
bool | GetShadows() const |
void | SetActiveDisplacement(unsigned int layerIndex) |
unsigned int | GetActiveDisplacement() const |
void | SetMaterialIDColor(const MFloatVector& color) |
void | GetMaterialIDColor(MFloatVector& color) const |
| Inherited methods |
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When a texture is applied on the bump attribute, this attribute controls if it's used as a regular bump map, or a normal map.
Attribute name: useNormalMap (AttrType_Bool).
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This attribute decides if Maxwell computes light dispersion effects for the material.
Attribute name: dispersion (AttrType_Bool).
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Set or get the matte flag for the material. See here for a description of the feature.
Attribute name: matte (AttrType_Bool).
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Set or get the shadows flag for the material. See here for a description of the feature.
Attribute name: shadows (AttrType_Bool).
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This attribute controls which layer provides the active displacement component for the material.
Attribute name: activeDisplacement (AttrType_Int).
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This attribute provides the color used by material in the Material ID pass. If the color is not specified explicitly, the material will use a random color. In Python, SetMaterialIDColor takes the red, green and blue values as separate arguments (in the range 0..1) and GetMaterialIDColor returns a 3-tuple with the RGB values.
Attribute name: matIDColor (AttrType_Color).