Can someone tell me why I would get a glow at the wall to roof intersection in the attached screenshot? Checked and wall correctly meets roof/floor. Areas that do not have any lighting or windows are getting this.
Realtime lighting sometimes isn’t able to provide full precision lighting in order to make it fast enough. However what strikes me as odd here are the clearly visible shadows of the windows’ frames, while the wall is missing from the shadows. We would love to have a closer look at this - could you please contact our support (either @Jonathan_Knoefel here in the forums or via send Feedback in the Revit plugin) so that we could possibly have a look at the project file or a repro case. Thanks a lot in advance!
Just sent feedback through Revit and contacted @Jonathan_Knoefel . Note that this does not happen all the time but about 50% of the time Enscape is started.
Hi @marckleinmann_1 we just send you an answer via mail. We cannot reproduce the behavior in the similar view but it seems like a known issue.
Enscape is designed to render only a limited number of shadows that are next to the position of view.
Usually you don’t recognize if shadows in a far distance are displayed correctly, this way we can fasten up our performance.
So if there is a huge number of point lights, shadows aren’t displayed correct in a closer area as designed which results in walls that don’t cast correct shadows.
But optimizing this behavior is on our agenda.
@spork seems like the same behavior.
Hey @marckleinmann I ran into this same scenario. I discovered that when I ran the preview (beta) version the problem went away. Give it a try and see if that works for you.