Black Line

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I have done a test scene using vray sun/sky and camera and have noticed a black line which is only shown around the window opening ??

Has anyone else had this in a interior scene ?

Regards

Tony)

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Turn on sub pixel mapping and possibly clamp output in the color mapping rollout thingie.

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tried that, still got the same result. Re-started max as well… really dont know why its doing it.

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Can you post a pic of the problem area? Could be something like a gi leak.

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cannot upload my test image ! could i send it to you direct ?

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Nope :stuck_out_tongue:

Post it up on a free image hosting site or even just the section with the problem if it’s a privacy thing - much better to have as many people as possible looking at it since they’ll have come across problems I haven’t.

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ok try this link,

http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/public/viewset/193

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if you turn on subpixel mapping you must turn on clamp too.

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Turn off any AA filter and use QMC AA, see if that helps.

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The use of “Area” filtering instead of “Catmull-Rom” might be another way of fixing this issue.

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Thanks for all your replys !!! Your right Toby ! turning on Area antialiasing filter instead of cutmull-rom fixed it.

Tony

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This is wierd, i have just done a quick test with this scene in question ! When leaving the environment standard i get the black lines around every sort of edge and object edge (see image 2) if i put a plane in front of the window all black lines dissapear… whats happening here Vlado ??? (see image 1)

http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/public/viewset/222

Tony

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Its just the way it handles the sample against the environment.

Using a sharpening filter makes it alot more obvious. Which AA are you using BTW?

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I used Area which did cure the problem ! but i just wanted to explore why the other filters did not work ! The other issue when using Area is that the black line does go, but you are left with really jaggy edges inplace of the black lines… if that makes sense ! Hence why i chose to try a different approach.

Using the plane in front of windows does work really well with all the filters !!! and leaves smooth antialiased edges ! as per my example.