The following are the texture map indices used by shader based materials. More...

Macros
#define	ID_AM 0
	Ambient. More...

#define	ID_DI 1
	Diffuse. More...

#define	ID_SP 2
	Specular. More...

#define	ID_SH 3
	Glossiness (Shininess in 3ds Max release 2.0 and earlier) More...

#define	ID_SS 4
	Specular Level (Shininess strength in 3ds Max release 2.0 and earlier) More...

#define	ID_SI 5
	Self-illumination. More...

#define	ID_OP 6
	Opacity. More...

#define	ID_FI 7
	Filter color. More...

#define	ID_BU 8
	Bump. More...

#define	ID_RL 9
	Reflection. More...

#define	ID_RR 10
	Refraction. More...

#define	ID_DP 11
	Displacement. More...

#define	NTEXMAPS 12

Detailed Description

The following are the texture map indices used by shader based materials.

All materials that derive from class StdMat2 are shader based. Examples of shaders include Blinn, Phong, Constant, Metal, etc. Since the shaders can arrange their texture map channels in any order, the standard texture map channels listed below need to be converted to the actual channel id of the shader via StdMat2::StdIDToChannel or BaseShader::StdIDToChannel. For material plugins that are not shader based (not derived from StdMat2), the standard texture map channels do not need to be converted.

See also: class BaseShader, class Shader, class MtlBase, class StdMat2

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ ID_AM

#define ID_AM 0

Ambient.

◆ ID_DI

#define ID_DI 1

Diffuse.

◆ ID_SP

#define ID_SP 2

Specular.

◆ ID_SH

#define ID_SH 3

Glossiness (Shininess in 3ds Max release 2.0 and earlier)

◆ ID_SS

#define ID_SS 4

Specular Level (Shininess strength in 3ds Max release 2.0 and earlier)

◆ ID_SI

#define ID_SI 5

Self-illumination.

◆ ID_OP

#define ID_OP 6

Opacity.

◆ ID_FI

#define ID_FI 7

Filter color.

◆ ID_BU

#define ID_BU 8

Bump.

◆ ID_RL

#define ID_RL 9

Reflection.

◆ ID_RR

#define ID_RR 10

Refraction.

◆ ID_DP

#define ID_DP 11

Displacement.

◆ NTEXMAPS

#define NTEXMAPS 12

Macros