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is there any way that someone could post a max/viz 4 version of the grass file????
thanks,
paul.
thanks,
paul.
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damn! that was fast!!!!...thanks much Goncalo....really appreciate it.
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goncaloP must have one hand on f5 at all times
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Can anyone post a Max3 or 3ds version?
Can anyone post a Max3 or 3ds version?
Still working in the past here
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Athlon XP 1700@2400 - 1GB RAM, vray 1.09.03m
- nattys settings = 3m 5,7sec
- out of the box = 27min
only one problem - I have darker colors (I just opened the file and hit F9)
and I dunno why...... the difference is noticeable... ANY IDEAS?? - maybe it is a difference between vray versions...
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What about the exposure settings, maybe they didn't save from the original file? Just a guess ...
Regards,
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it's not the exposure settings:
coz settings are: linear multiply, 1.3, 0.88, NO affect background
and that hardly looks like default settings, so they were saved...
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I checked it out.... and that's not it...
but again... nice try.... thanks
p.s. I have to inrease dark multiplier to 2,5 to get the image in "good" colors... I guess that I have to get used to that...Comment
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could it be a units thing?Comment
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nope... I checked that already...Comment
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hello!!!
i had the same problem here...
on my dual p3 1000 mhz the picture was as dark as yours...
the same file on an amd-duron looked brighter, like the other shown files here.
but if i used DR with my INTEL-p3 and the AMD-duron, the file looked also bright...
i wasn't able to find the problem either....
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I've had similar problems like that too (particularly with the lampshades in the general topic.) And everyone else renders the same scene just fine. At first I thought I was mesing things up. Can't quite understand it.
One thing that I've found is that I've had to adjust the exposure settings in order to get it looking decent. I wonder if it's a vray bug...Comment
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