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LamaHairChiang is a layer-able version of the Pixar Chiang hair shader used in production at Pixar.
It is based on the research at Disney Animation Studios and features several improvements over PxrMarschnerHair, including improved convergence, more realistic tube-like specular response, and remapped color that is more indicative of the color picked at varying roughness levels.
To use it in conjunction with PxrHairColor, make sure to keep the R Specular Color attribute set to white, and simply drive the hair color via Color TT. If using PxrHairColor, please disable Remap TT Color, as PxrHairColor already remaps the incoming color. |
Specular color for R lobe. This represents the first bounce of a ray encountering a hair curve. This lobe
color should usually be WHITE, the response is consistent with dielectric materials of a surface shader.
In special cases, one might be art directed to tint this lobe - Do so with care.
Specular color for TT lobe. Main albedo of the full Chiang component.
The default at 0.4 corresponds loosely to middle grey, considering visibility and bounces in the hair volume.
Color Remap the transmitted color so the final fur color looks closer to the actual color.
Longitudinal Roughness for R in degrees
Longitudinal Roughness for TT in degrees
Longitudinal Roughness for TRT in degrees
Azimuthal Roughness
Cone offset in degrees.
Index of refraction.
Gain for R lobe of hair specular. This is like a clearcoat where the specular
is fairly sharp and glossy and normally not colored.
Gain for TT lobe of hair specular. This is a transmission-type (refraction)
specular with some volume attenuation.
Gain for TRT lobe of hair specular. This is a rougher and colored specular.
Gain for residual energy, also a specular energy.
Shadow Color
Improves convergence but may modify the fur's look.
Defines the name that can be used in LPE AOVs for the specular R lobe.
Defines the name that can be used in LPE AOVs for the specular TT lobe.
Defines the name that can be used in LPE AOVs for the specular TRT lobe.
Defines the name that can be used in LPE AOVs for the diffuse lobe.
Defines the name that can be used by the matte system, to output the weight of this lobe in the final material as an AOV.