Autodesk 495B1-05A111-1301 - 3ds Max Design 2010, User Manual

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(a) Tolerance and Size Tolerance raised to label more dust in this area. (b) Tolerance
and Size Tolerance of 100, to label the entire interior as dust. (c) Tolerance and Size
Tolerance of 0, to label the entire interior as not dust.
Defect Matte Viewing
The defect matte is output on the second output, thus allowing the use of
context points—see
Setting Context Points on page 191 to view the input defect
matte and the defect matte after dust detection has been applied. You can get
the second output node from the Utilities folder in the Tools tab.
About Blurs
Use the Blur tool to finish shots that require directional, radial, modulated,
and vectors blurs. This includes shots that require some amount of depth of
field or motion blurs. In modulated blurs, you can vary the amount of blur
from pixel to pixel. The ability to vary the amount of blur applied at each
pixel is sometimes useful to model specific physical processes or be used for
purely artistic goals.
Blur Tool UI
The Blur tool UI is composed of five tabs:
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