Interior Rendering?

[todd3drhd]

Hello everyone,

I hope someone has had the same experience that I have been having. For starters let me say that I am working in X13. I have the X14 update downloaded and will be getting the X15, but my computer cannot handle these later versions. I am still trying to Render with the CPU. I am getting a lot of light bleeding into the rendering. The light is coming from nowhere. Mostly on rooms that have exterior walls, but the light is not coming through from non-connected walls or ceilings that I can see. Has anyone had this issue and if so, what was the solution (X13).

 

Todd B.

[Dominic900]

Hello Todd,

 

Have you put on a roof as that may help with the light bleeding. I used to use CPU Raytracing before upgrading my computer anyway that should help by putting on a roof. That's what I did and that helped a little bit with light bleeding. Also have you let it render more that 100 passes? If I recall correctly you have to give it more time for the image to improve.

 

Please let me know if that helped you. Thanks. Also enjoy your long three day weekend. :-)

 

Dominic

[GeneDavis]

A roof for sure, lower the sun intensity to something like 8,000 for starters, and add more interior lights.

[todd3drhd]

I have and always have roofs on my projects prior to rendering. I have tried placing many lights and increasing the light data. None of this helps.

[ericepv]

It would be easier to determine the problem if you post your plan.

 

[TJDDesigns]

If I remember correctly, you also should have a foundation on the plan in addition to the roof. It helped me with light bleed issues in the past when I was using X13 & X14.

Hope this helps.