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  • #16
    If you turn on both reflect and refract GI caustics and use PPT that will calculate it like you want i think.

    However the use of Vray:Caustics will often be quick but is best at caustics caustics for certain objects, not for doing say a whole room.

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    • #17
      However the use of Vray:Caustics will often be quick but is best at caustics caustics for certain objects, not for doing say a whole room.
      thanks daforce thats what i wanted to know

      I'd over expose the exterior image a bit more
      I am controling the image by rgb output, but it gets blocked by the window (( so i am affraid that if i overexpose it a bit more it would get blown out where the glass is missing...

      martin, have you used caustics in this render?
      i have activated the caustics in the indirect ill rollout to make affect shadows work.
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