Property Radiosity
- Namespace
- vdRay
- Assembly
- vdRay.dll
Radiosity
Controls the use of Radiosity. Radiosity is an algorithm that simulates the natural light when illuminating the objects of a scene, creating more realistic images. What Radiosity does is taking into consideration all of the neighbor objects' lighting amount when calculating how bright or dark a specific object will be. Thus said, it's understandable that Radiosity is a quite heavy algorithm that can take many minutes or even hours to render a mid sized bitmap. Radiosity has many properties that affect the quality and time consumption. The benefit of this technique is a big improvement in terms of photorealism, since the output picture can be very realistic. A side benefit is that the ambient light of all the objects of the scene don't have to be set (optional), saving time out of constant testing. By default UseRadiosity property of Radiosity is set to false.
public Radiosity Radiosity { get; set; }