Ornatrix Maya: Point World Reference Pass Possible?!

Hello! I was trying to create a "Point World Reference Pass" with Ornatrix in Maya 2016. I'm rendering in Vray for Maya, and it seems that the base mesh that I have the hair growing from renders correctly. But the hair doesn't carry the information with it. Is there a node or an update that can be made to address this? Here is an example of it working on a base mesh. http://erwanleroy.com/create-position-reference-pref-pass-in-vray-for-maya/ I've got it working in Yeti, but I was able to create an attribute in my Yeti fur node chain that passes the point world information to the hair geo that is created.
29 March 2017 #12818
Jeordanis Figuereo	Hi Radcliffe, Sorry for the delay, I'm working with your report, I'm just having some issues with my VRay license, so I cannot test properly. I will get back to you shortly. Jeordanis Figuereo (Product Designer. EPHERE Inc.) LinkedIn Discord
29 March 2017 #12825
Jeordanis Figuereo	Hey Radcliffe, I was able to create a Point World Reference pass following the steps in the link (Thanks for the link, very useful info), in animation and still image, including the hair and the base mesh. Is this the result you are looking for? In the first step where you have to select the objects for which you want to make a PWorld Pass, make sure you select the hair shape in the hair stack, NOT in the viewport. You don't need any extra node or extra steps. Let me know if this works for you. Attached Files: Jeordanis Figuereo (Product Designer. EPHERE Inc.) LinkedIn Discord
29 March 2017 #12831
radcliffe.chris	Hi! When the sphere moves through space the hair geo should maintain the same colors throughout. As of now the hair renders correctly at the origin, but renders white the further away it moves through space. are you moving the sphere with attached fur through space?
29 March 2017 #12838
Jeordanis Figuereo	Oh I see... What you need is a Pref, not a Pworld, am I right? Jeordanis Figuereo (Product Designer. EPHERE Inc.) LinkedIn Discord
29 March 2017 #12841
radcliffe.chris	I believe so, as long as the fur maintains and renders the same colors as it does at the origin where the texture reference was made.

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Data created:	28 March 2017