# rayrc initialization file for scene files in "Writing mental ray shaders"

# This is the mental ray initialization file for Windows.  This file
# should be named rayrc and copied to the directory in which mental
# ray is installed.  If you already have a rayrc file there, save it
# with a different name first so you can restore it later if
# necessary.  Alternately, you can put this file in the current
# directory in which you are rendering scene files and it will be used
# instead.  When you render with "ray -v 6" you will see the filename
# of the rayrc file that is used during rendering.  This is a good way
# to make sure that the right rayrc file is being used.  The sequence
# of rayrc files that are examined is described in "Rendering with
# mental ray" (3rd edition) on page 412.

# Change this value to the current location of mental ray:
registry "{MI_DIR}" value "C:\Program Files\mental images\mental ray" end registry

# Change this value to the location of the WMRS_SOURCE directory.
registry "{CLASS_DIR}" value "C:\WMRS_SOURCE" end registry

# The rest of the file does not need to be modified for the basic
# class setup, but you can add other directories to search as well as
# other 'link' and '$include' statements.

$lookup "{MI_DIR}"
$lookup "{CLASS_DIR}"

registry "{_MI_REG_INCLUDE}" value "{MI_DIR}\include;{CLASS_DIR}\shaders" end registry
registry "{_MI_REG_LIBRARY}" value "{MI_DIR}\shaders;{MI_DIR}\lib;{CLASS_DIR}\shaders" end registry

# The standard mental ray shader libraries, included by default as a convenience:
link "base.so"
$include "base.mi"
link "contour.so"
$include "contour.mi"
link "physics.so"
$include "physics.mi"
link "subsurface.so"
$include "subsurface.mi"

# The "newblocks" C++ code defines a set of geometry shaders that
# create some of the simple objects used in the example scenes:
link "newblocks.so"
$include "newblocks.mi"