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Hi,
I think i found a bug in Vray Next, Update 1. Or have I missed a checkbox somewhere?
So basically, my Lighting-pass gets all white and my GI-pass gets to bright when I set my ground plane to be a matte object/shadow catcher.
It doesn't matter if I go through the Vray properties or use the VrayMtlWrapper. However, the GI-pass looks correct when using VrayMtlWrapper. But the Lighting-pass is still all white.
Another thing i noticed is that if I open themax-file (3ds max 2017 Vray 3.60.03) in 3ds max 2019 (Vray Next, Update 1)everything works as it should. It doesn't work if I just merge it.
So Next is grabbing som old settings from 3.60.03 and make it work like it should.
Is this a bug or am I missing something?
If it is a bug. Is there a workaround?
The only workaround I can think of is to start a new 2019 scene. Open a 2017 vray 3.60.03 scene and start your project from there. (Or maybe just save a render-preset, haven't tried)
I think i found a bug in Vray Next, Update 1. Or have I missed a checkbox somewhere?
So basically, my Lighting-pass gets all white and my GI-pass gets to bright when I set my ground plane to be a matte object/shadow catcher.
It doesn't matter if I go through the Vray properties or use the VrayMtlWrapper. However, the GI-pass looks correct when using VrayMtlWrapper. But the Lighting-pass is still all white.
Another thing i noticed is that if I open themax-file (3ds max 2017 Vray 3.60.03) in 3ds max 2019 (Vray Next, Update 1)everything works as it should. It doesn't work if I just merge it.
So Next is grabbing som old settings from 3.60.03 and make it work like it should.
Is this a bug or am I missing something?
If it is a bug. Is there a workaround?
The only workaround I can think of is to start a new 2019 scene. Open a 2017 vray 3.60.03 scene and start your project from there. (Or maybe just save a render-preset, haven't tried)
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