light bleed in raytrace

[MAINEWOOD59 0]

Why am I getting light bleed above the wall cabinets when I raytrace?

Stackpole rd. ranch.plan 28' X 44'.planJEFF.plan

[DRAWZILLA 780]

put a roof on it to block the light, see if that works

[MAINEWOOD59 0]

Already have a roof on it.  I posted the plan if anyone wants to take a look?

 

Thanks

[Rich_Winsor 197]

I'm not seeing any bleeding issues. I opened your

plan but didn't see any saved interior camera views

so I just took a Full Camera view of the cabinets and

ran a High Quality Indoor Ray Trace. Can you post

the troublesome camera view or perhaps the problem

image and the settings you are using?

[MAINEWOOD59 0]

6 hours ago, Rich_Winsor said:

I'm not seeing any bleeding issues. I opened your

plan but didn't see any saved interior camera views

so I just took a Full Camera view of the cabinets and

ran a High Quality Indoor Ray Trace. Can you post

the troublesome camera view or perhaps the problem

image and the settings you are using?

Already have a roof on it.  I posted the plan if anyone wants to take a look?

 

Thanks

[jcaffee 109]

Turn off Environment Light and set the Sun Light to zero.

[MAINEWOOD59 0]

1 hour ago, jcaffee said:

Turn off Environment Light and set the Sun Light to zero.

[TheKitchenAbode 573]

Try setting the Ambient Occlusion Min=0, Max=3 and uncheck "Use Camera View Settings". Here's what I get with these settings. You can use the Image Properties settings to adjust contrast, intensity, etc.

 

Graham

[jcaffee 109]

2 hours ago, MAINEWOOD59 said:

 

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The Sun Light is set to 5.0?  

[MAINEWOOD59 0]

6 hours ago, jcaffee said:

Turn off Environment Light and set the Sun Light to zero.

This raytrace with sun off

 This final view with shadows.  (light bleed at top)?

[DRAWZILLA 780]

Shouldn't have to do that though. BTW, I opened your plan in X9 and it looks fine without doing anything.

[MAINEWOOD59 0]

I am posting the pictures as they appear in my program.  Can you post a quick raytrace and final render with shadows created with your program?

[MAINEWOOD59 0]

4 hours ago, TheKitchenAbode said:

Try setting the Ambient Occlusion Min=0, Max=3 and uncheck "Use Camera View Settings". Here's what I get with these settings. You can use the Image Properties settings to adjust contrast, intensity, etc.

 

Graham

Here is my raytrace with your settings.  Much better.  I will experiment with the image properties...

 

Thanks!

[TheKitchenAbode 573]

Pleased that those settings got things under control. The Image Properties settings I used on my posted pic are here below.

 

Contrast - 83

Intensity - 36

Softness - 0

Color Correction - 0

 

Brightness - 48

Contrast - 62

Saturation - 50

 

Here is one with some additional lights added in, things seem to be working as I would expect. Would need more work but at least heading in the right direction.

 

Graham

[TheKitchenAbode 573]

Mainwood59 - Was able to recreate the issue, pic below. When in the camera view and if in the Active Layer Display options the Roof Planes are turned off you will get this effect. If you turn the sun off then this effect will go away but will come back if you turn the sun back on. Check to make sure that the Roof Planes are turned on in the Layer Display options.

 

 

Graham

[MAINEWOOD59 0]

Graham, thanks for your help.  I really appreciate it.  Your raytrace with the added lighting looks fantastic.  How long did it take to generate, 30 mins or more?

[TheKitchenAbode 573]

Those are all spot lights so it runs quite fast. About 50 passes in 6 minutes.

 

Graham