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Primary display and OpenGL: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 (NVidia) Memory: 12GB, Driver date: 2-10-2022 (M-D-Y). Windows 4 SR0.0 or greater (Physical RAM: 32Gb) Now should i do it all over again? Because vray just cannot store its materials properly? I had to remake whole model beacuse of missing assets and broken vray materials. I am so amazed by how unreliable this can get. That is why there is no option in that dialog to reassign, but only to delete and rename materials. As you can see the third part is pretty impossible to implement without years of bugfixing. What looks like a connection is in fact deletion of the existing material, creating a new V-Ray custom material and change the material assignment of the objects having the first material with the new material. It is nothing about “connecting” or whatever. In fact the V-Ray materials in the Rhino panel are our own custom Rhino materials.

The V-Ray materials are not really connected to Rhino materials. You just need to assign the “whatever_recovered” material to the objects having “watever” material, and delete the “whatever” material.Īs in 2) there is no API in Rhino to swiftly replace material assignments. But the material assignment was already gone. The “rename” option in that window will keep the V-Ray data in tact. There is no such API in the Rhino SDK.I don’t know what caused changes to the material type (going Custom), but it is either Rhino (those two bugs, or more), or a person. V-Ray or any other plugin, cannot change material types with code.

define a block and assign the material to it.It is OK to open the model without V-Ray, just don’t edit the V-Ray materials (don’t change the type).

However this has its own implications as well - performance, plugin not being loaded, inability to purge a material at all (remember AutoCAD proxies?), and many more.įor now we’re all stuck with the current situation. In principle a platform (Rhino) shall let a plugin (V-Ray for Rhino + the rest) know that a given material instance is about to be deleted, and the plugin shall reply back if that is OK or not, due to plugin-specific reasons (the material is used internally).

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It is a matter of philosophical discussion how to do the things in a correct way.

Creating a temporarily invisible layer and assigning to it is also a not a good idea due to 1).

Creating a temporarily hidden object and assigning to it - is not a good idea due to 1).

What if there aren’t any objects in the scene at all ?.

How to choose a “certain” object to temporarily assign the material to ? That object must not be the sole assignment of any other material, that will be purged accidentally.

There is an assignment during purge… that will involve a firing callbacks to other plugins, as well as updating any running Interactive renderers (this itself my hurt a bit, since it may fetch files from remote locations, which may be missing… etc.).

There is a way, of course, to “protect” a fur/clipper material from being purged - if we assign such a material of interest to a certain object in the scene, and then Rhino will not see it as redundant. From Rhino’s perspective it is all OK (as you said). So there is nothing we can do to protect the material in advance. The problem is that Rhino lets a plugin know that a material is deleted only after it is deleted.