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2 years ago

is there something wrong with my lighting using vray light...?

first I was doing some test renders on how to make this/that kind of texture, then I suddenly shift and copy scene like this.. I dunno if the first scene still applies on the 2nd pic... I was referring on the floor on the first pic and check the wall of the second pic (I used Vray light on that-it appears too noisy).. the 3rd I use 2 omni lights... the last one I use omni.. each on light bulb on chandelier...

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-Tyson
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2 years ago

sorry, I dont understand the question.

-jovanie_
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2 years ago

sorry If I have delivered it not quite well...

can you see whats wrong on the 2nd pic? I use vray light coz the picture is too noisy... check the blue walls...

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-Tyson
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2 years ago

could be the samples in the vray light shadows. or some other Gi samples. its hard to tell. try cranking up the samples in the vray light I guess.

-jovanie_
Member

2 years ago

everytime I use vray.. hvent have this kind of problem b4..

i havent touch any shadow nor GI samples... i'll try ur suggestion

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+Steve Martin
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2 years ago

Generally any sort of noise like that will be related to GI or shadow/light samples. Upping them will improve things but slow your render down. It's all about finding the right balance.