The 3Delight Material is a general purpose material that can be used to render a large variety of surface. One of its interesting features is that is well suited to simulated surfaces that have a coating. Coated materials include commong real-world objects such as furniture, cars, toys  and many plastics. The presence of a coating layer adds interesting effects on gazing angles and adds an additional specular highlight that can be observed on most coated materials (it is especially noticeable on car paint and many "old school" shaders simulate this effect by having a secondary highlight control).

Coating
On	Specifies wether or not there is a coating on top of the Base layer.
Color	Colour of the coating.
Transmittance
Thickness	Thickness of the coating. (in what scale or reference; ex. on a 1 meter table, would 0.001 be a good value.)
Roughness	how does it work specifically...
Samples
IOR
Reflect Geometry Reflect Lights Reflect Environment	Specifies if the coating reflects the Geometries, Lights and Environment respectively.
Base
Color	Colour of the base material.
Roughness
Reflection Color
Reflection Roughness
Reflection Samples
IOR	Index Of Reflection ??? Needs a bit of explanation how it works.
Reflect Geometry Reflect Lights Reflect Environment	Specifies if the base coating reflects Geometries, Lights and the Environment respectively.
Anisotropy
Anisotropy Direction
Refraction Color
Refraction Roughness
Refraction Samples
Refraction IOR
Subsurface
On	Specifies wether or not the material has subsurface light penetration.
Scattering
Scattering Scale
Transmittance
Transmittance Scale
IOR
Scale
Group