Reflectivity Shaders

 

Shader	Description
Image Reflectivity	Specifies an imported image to be used as the reflectivity shader (white is more reflective; black is less reflective)
Chrome Reflectivity	Creates a chrome-like effect for shiny or highly-polished surfaces
Constant	Creates reflectance with a constant color, unaffected by lights in the drawing
Glass, Accurate	Simulates glass surface finishes with reflection and transmission properties
Glass, Simple	Approximates glass surface finishes with reflection and refraction properties
Matte	Provides a dull matte appearance for surfaces like fabric and brick
Metal, Accurate	Simulates metallic surface finishes with secondary mirrored views (includes refraction and absorption)
Metal, _________ (Aluminum through Tungsten)	Sets accurate metal reflectivity parameters automatically to simulate the specific type of metal selected
Metal, Simple	Simulates a shiny, metallic appearance with reflectance coefficients; suitable for metals like steel and brass
Mirror	Creates a mirror-like reflectance with secondary mirrored views
Multilayer Paint	Uses a base color, metallic layer and lacquer layer with specific properties for each, to simulate multi-layer paint surfaces
Phong	Approximates shiny or highly polished materials like ceramic or glass
Plastic	Simulates glossy materials such as plastic or varnished surfaces
Translucency	Simulates a non-reflective translucent surface lighted from behind
Translucent Plastic	Creates glossy reflectance with translucency, for shiny or highly polished translucent materials
Anisotropic, Brushed	Approximates a surface with parallel ridges, such as brushed metal
Anisotropic, Turned	Creates a surface with small concentric ridges
Anisotropic, Woven	Simulates woven material with a sheen, such as satin