Any extra rules that you create are stored in the user settings, not in the scene file. The pre-existing rules have been defined in the configuration file. Specify the color space for textures and other image inputs.
This is useful, for example, if most of your textures are sRGB but you are also using scanned film in DPX format as image planes for background plates. No matter what color space gets assigned by the rules, you can always specify a different input color space for individual color-managed nodes. The rules are applied whenever you select an image file as an input in the scene, such as for a Lets you create rules to automatically assign initial color spaces to image inputs. This is useful, for example, if you want to quickly check the raw color values. No matter what view transform you select, you can temporarily select a different one or even disable it in the Color values are automatically converted from the working space to the space selected here for previewing only. This is equivalent to the combinedĭisplay transforms when using OCIO v2 for color management. SeeĬhoose the default color transform to apply for viewing images in the No matter which view you choose here to be the scene's default, you can temporarily switch to another view or even disable the view in the Output Color Transform Preferences below. This transform is not applied to rendered image files unless you activate View is mainly intended for previewing images. Some configurations might allow a different set of views depending on the display, so it is best to set the For more information about views in general, see In the OCIO configuration files supplied with Maya, some of the views give a preview of how an image will look (for example, as standard dynamic-range video or in the Unity game engine), while other views are intended to be used as diagnostic views. The view transform converts scene-referred colors to display-referred colors, and might also apply other adjustments for aesthetic reasons (for example, a look or color grade).
This transform is applied to rendering-space colors before they are converted for display. You can type directly in the field, or click the control on the right to browse for a file.Ĭhoose the transform to use by default for previewing colors in the The absolute path and name of the OpenColorIO configuration file to use for color management. Seeĭefine rules to assign color spaces for input files. However, the available color spaces are restricted to those defined in the OCIO configuration file. When this option is off, you can define your own rules to assign color spaces to input images in.OCIO Standard Rule does not specify any color space for a particular file. You can only specify a color space for theĭefault rule, which is used only when the You cannot add any other rules, and you cannot reorder them. The OpenColorIO rules consider whether the color space name appears in the file name. Uses the standard OpenColorIO v1 rules to assign initial input color spaces toįile textures and other image inputs when they are added to a scene. Use OCIO Input Color Space Rules (SynColor only) View Transform are replaced by the options defined in the file. OCIO config path is set to a valid configuration file, the SynColor options for OCIO config path to a valid OpenColorIO v1 configuration file. To allow this option to be activated, first set Uses the color spaces and transforms defined in an OpenColorIO v1 configuration file. Important settings for color management for other scene options that should be set. Use the other options to control how color management is applied. Turns color management on or off for the current scene. Using Maya's Legacy Color Management (SynColor). Some options are available only with the default color management system (OCIO v2), and others are available only if you are using Maya's legacy color management system (known as SynColor) as described in Note that this resets the preferences in every category in the Preferences window.Īll color management options are stored in the scene file unless noted otherwise. To return to the default factory settings, chooseĮdit > Restore Default Settings in this window. You can set the following preferences in the
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