Its a great tool if youre doing architecture visualization and need to make floors that are NOT going to tile and that you can see up close without any pixilation.

It will be enough to watch one hour of video tutorials to start using RayFire in your projects.

The default settings is for scenes in millimeters, if you dont use that you will have to adjust them, To speed up the process you can save the floor under SaveLoad Presets.

Spread If you have boards with variable length the Spread setting will control the distribution between the two sizes, 0,5 the length is evenly distributed, a low Spread value creates a lot of long boards and only a few short ones, a high spread creates a lot of short boards and only a few long ones.

Spread Controls the distribution if there is variable width, for details read above.

Bevel H Controls the height have the bevel along the edge of the board.

Outline Controls the width of the bevel, by default its locked to the height in order to create a 45 degree bevel.

Chevron, Angle Controls the angle of the boards, dont use too high angle, it might create A LOT of boards.

Basket Weave, Sub Boards Controls how many boards there should be inside each square.

Direction Controls the direction of the floor, change it to rotate all boards.

WeldThr This welds vertices that are close to each other, if you are creating a floor with an irregular shape you might get very small boards at certain corners, the bevel might be bigger than the board and it will look weird, if you use the weld function you can sometimes eliminate the small boards.

Random Flip Mapping U Mapping will randomly be flipped of the U axis.

Random Flip Mapping V Mapping will randomly be flipped of the V axis.

Random Offset U If boards have variable size the mapping will be randomly offset so the center of the texture isnt used every time.

Random Offset V If boards have variable size the mapping will be randomly offset.

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