Autodesk 12812-051462-9011 User Guide 3 - Page 167

The Amount spinner determines the amount that the map affects the material expressed as a percentage of full intensity. For example, a diffuse map at 100% is completely opaque and covers the base material. At 50%, it is semi-transparent and the base material (the diffuse, ambient, and other colors of the material without mapping) shows through. Ambient Color Mapping on page 5458 Diffuse Color Mapping on page 5460 Diffuse Level Mapping on page 5462 Diffuse Roughness Mapping on page 5464 Specular Color Mapping on page 5465 Glossiness Mapping on page 5467 Glossiness and Specular Level Settings on page 7999 Self-Illumination Mapping on page 5469 Opacity Mapping on page 5470 Filter Color Mapping on page 5471 Anisotropy Mapping on page 5473 Orientation Mapping on page 5474 Metalness Mapping on page 5476 Bump Mapping on page 5478 Reflection Mapping on page 5480 Refraction Mapping on page 5483 Displacement Mapping on page 5487 The Maps rollout can have unused, disabled control rows at the bottom. This is because the number of components that can be mapped varies depending on the current shader on page 5397. The last four rows are always Bump, Reflection, Refraction, and Displacement, in that order. NOTE The sub-material and sub-map buttons for most materials and maps have check boxes beside each button. These turn that branch of the material or map off or on. For example, in the Top/Bottom material, the Top Material and Bottom Material buttons each have check boxes. Similarly, the Checker map has two map buttons, one for each color. Each button has check box beside it that lets you turn off that color's map. 5422 | Chapter 19 Material Editor, Materials, and Maps