Indigo Renderer Forum

Hi people:

I have a problem when I render. As you can see there's some shadows, circular and rectangular, I think the rectacgulars are from the mesh. So How can I fix this? My scene has 2 mesh light, and a background mesh.

Sorry my poor english.


In Spanish: :

Hola gente:

Tengo un problema como se ve en la imagen, esas sombras circulares y rectangurales, las rectangulares son causadas por el mallado del fondo puedo notar, pero las circulares. Por que? Hay alguna forma de arreglar este problema de iluminacion?
No es la primera vez que me pasa esto, con otros trabajos tambien apareciean las mimas sombras.

Buen gracias.

Saludos

I think it's due to the object's scale...

Each S has 20 cm height. Camera takes about 1m height. Distance to the center star is 2.7m.

Are u using bidir ? or bump on that red wall ? Maybe try without, and mlt only.

diegura wrote:Each S has 20 cm height. Camera takes about 1m height. Distance to the center star is 2.7m.

Whats your global scale multiplier? I'm also veeeeeeeeeeeery sure that these shadows are caused by your global scene scale

Behrendt wrote:

diegura wrote:Each S has 20 cm height. Camera takes about 1m height. Distance to the center star is 2.7m.

Whats your global scale multiplier? I'm also veeeeeeeeeeeery sure that these shadows are caused by your global scene scale

Global scale 1. Why? Never touch this. Always 1.

I tried with mlt only and the same happend. With global scale = 20 and look the same...

ALso make sure you don't have two wall planes exactly at the same place.

Try global scale 0.01

Double check that there aren't two planes exactly in that spot, because that's what it looks like.

Thx Behrendt, Global scale=0.01 works fine!

No zsouthboy, its one plane.

Thanks people.