Been having this issue where i get these black artifacts in the sky of my render.
This only happens when i have Vray fog on, and a cylinder with a treeline texture as background. Hiding the tree texture resolves the issue.
If i remove the opacity from my treeline material and put the alpha into the refraction slot AND turn off “affect refractions” in the fog settings, it also seems to work… But this is a hack i’d prefer not having to use.
Sorry if this is the wrong place for this issue, for some reason i can’t post in “3Ds max problems”
Guess I “Fixed” it by using the progressive image sampler. But I do really like my buckets… The only companion that soothes me in this state of solitude.
I’ll keep checking and unchecking boxes until I find a fix
It was the VrayEnvironmentFog again!
I guess it only makes sense that the things you love the most, ultimately hurt you in the end..
I’ll check with my boss if it’s ok to send in the scene.
Yes, by all means. support@chaosgroup.com is the email (you can add a link to refer to this thread.), and you can choose how to proceed for the scene: using your own upload method and pass them a link, or our FTP (in which case they’ll provide you with the info you need.).
Note that we are under implicit NDA on all content sent to us from clients, and can sign more if required.
They’ll be able to find out what’s wrong, and either suggest a workaround, or provide you with the knowledge it’s indeed a bug, and that it will be looked at.
EDIT: Also, there’s no need to pass the whole thing: if you can isolate the issue, it’s even better for both parties, as the data is less, and debugging is quicker.
