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Hi,
here's my problem.
A FloorGenerator floor behind glass. Ok in CPU Mode. Problem in GPU Mode.
here's my problem.
A FloorGenerator floor behind glass. Ok in CPU Mode. Problem in GPU Mode.
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Windows 10 - RTX 3090 - AMD Ryzen 9 5950X - 128 Go RAM
Sketchup PRO 25.0.571 + V-Ray 7.00.03
3DS Max 2024.2.7 + V-Ray 6.20.06
3DS Max 2025.3 + V-Ray 7.00.04
Chaos Vantage 2.7.1
GeForce Studio Ready Driver Version 572.16 -
Hard to say what's going on without the scene. Simplify it and send it via the contact form. -
Scene sent. (Request #362913)
Windows 10 - RTX 3090 - AMD Ryzen 9 5950X - 128 Go RAM
Sketchup PRO 25.0.571 + V-Ray 7.00.03
3DS Max 2024.2.7 + V-Ray 6.20.06
3DS Max 2025.3 + V-Ray 7.00.04
Chaos Vantage 2.7.1
GeForce Studio Ready Driver Version 572.16Comment
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Thanks for the provided scene. The darkening seems to be caused by VRayPlane001, which overlaps with the floor geometry. On top of that it has Trace Reflections/Refractions off, which pronounces it. It is visible in CPU too, but milder. I doubt you need this VRayPlane, so I suggest you either delete it or reenable its refl/refr tracing to fix the issue.Comment
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Thank you.
The VRay plane is the problem.
Why is it only a problem behind the glass?Windows 10 - RTX 3090 - AMD Ryzen 9 5950X - 128 Go RAM
Sketchup PRO 25.0.571 + V-Ray 7.00.03
3DS Max 2024.2.7 + V-Ray 6.20.06
3DS Max 2025.3 + V-Ray 7.00.04
Chaos Vantage 2.7.1
GeForce Studio Ready Driver Version 572.16Comment
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Because it had Visible in Reflections/Refractions off, which made the overlap visible.Originally posted by DCHA34 View PostComment
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