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VRay Texture Baking

VRay provides support for the texture baking mode of 3dsmax. You can use VRay as a texture-baking renderer; however since VRay does not support the standard 3dsmax Render Elements, you need to use the VRay specific ones (e.g. VRayCompleteMap instead of CompleteMap etc).

It is recommended that you set the Secondary rays bias from the Global switches rollout to a small positive values when doing texture baking. This wil avoid some artifacts on the edge padding. VRay will automatically assume 0.001 as a Secondary rays bias, if you have accidentally left it to 0.0 in texture baking mode.