Embedded Files
This is my example setup. The idea is to have mask of things grouped and named for better usage and readability. Like not mixing product related mask with prop related. I end using at almost 100% of the time Product 001 and Decor 001 other parts are if need or just in case.
Name: Product 001
Type: MultiMatteElement
Info:
Red: First Product Colour (mat ID 1)
Green: Second Product Colour (mat ID 2)
Blue: Handles / Third Product Colour (mat ID 3)
Preferably Setted by Material ID
Name: Product 002
Type: MultiMatteElement
Info:
Red: Worktops (mat ID 4)
Green: Alt Worktop (mat ID 5)
Blue: Additional Product elements (like wood, internals etc) (mat ID 6)
Preferably Setted by Material ID, this is more relaxed not strict.
Name: Decor 001
Type: MultiMatteElement
Info:
Red: Ceiling (mat ID 7)
Green: Wall (mat ID 8)
Blue: Floor (mat ID 9)
Preferably Setted by Material ID
Name: Decor 002
Type: MultiMatteElement
Info:
Red: Additional Floor, Wall (mat ID 10)
Green: Woods, beams (mat ID 11)
Blue: Curtains, Blinds (mat ID 12)
Preferably Setted by Material ID, this is more relaxed not strict.
Name: VrayReflection
Type: VrayReflection
Info:
For Adding/Removing reflections
Name: VrayAlpha
Type: VrayAlpha
Info:
Just to have Alpha Mask
Name: VreyExtraTex
Type: VreyExtraTex
Info:
Almost every-time will need this when we have painted grain or something similar.
Also try making Fusion files more organised:
Red: Align Pre-setted mask and passes with the main loader so everyone knows that this must be reloaded again with the new render
Green: When using and reusing one pass try to use only one loader (saves memory and you need to change single loader)
Blue: Use inflow connections for passes/mask manually rendered
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