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Other shaders are covered in online documentation.įortunately, as complex a topic as shaders are, DAZ Studio comes with several ready-made shaders so that you don't need to worry about creating or writing your own - we'll leave that to those with advanced degrees in computer science and physics. For the scope of this User Guide, we will only cover surface shaders. In DAZ Studio there are 5 different types of shaders including Surface, Light, Volume, Imager and Displacement - with surface shaders being the most common. If we take this a step further, we can say that a surface shader is a “Shader” that is specific to a surface or multiple surfaces. A surface shader ultimately determines the RGB value for every pixel in the scene. It calculates how a surface reacts to light, how or whether it reflects, or refracts etc. The simplest way to describe a surface shader is to say that it is a program that is run, by the “Render Engine”, for every visible/sampled point on a surface in order to describe what the final color and opacity of that surface should be. The reason being that you can't really see a surface shader in your scene, you can only see the results of one.
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The last foundational concept we need to cover before getting into the meat of this chapter is that of a “Surface Shader.” The concept of a surface shader is a little more abstract than that of a surface, or an image map.