topic VRay Rendering problems in 3ds Max Shading, Lighting and Rendering Forum

VRay Rendering problems

Anonymous — Mon, 12 Sep 2016 18:57:45 GMT

Hi, When I am using Default rendering its coming perfect but when I am using vray its coming black also one rendering dialogue box is poping out which showing long process...Can anyone help me on this?

Re: VRay Rendering problems

matthew.d — Mon, 12 Sep 2016 20:23:21 GMT

Hi @Anonymous,

Welcome to the community!

Sorry to hear about the issue. Could you check your V-Ray camera settings? Is this a physical camera? Check your camera's exposure and shutter speed settings. Also try placing your lights with V-Ray sun or adjust the angle. There are several V-ray lighting options, you might want to override the Max environment with the V-ray GI Skylight override. Also make sure that your F-stop is not too high.

Re: VRay Rendering problems

Anonymous — Sun, 18 Sep 2016 18:54:14 GMT

HI Matt,

Thanks for your reply. Now I have removed the camera but still its not showing the proper render. I have attached 3 screenshots which include my vray setting and final render. I am still getting one rendering dialog box which showing me the rendering process. I have not used any material and lighting but still its showing a long process.

Please help me on this issue.

Thanks,

Abhishek

Re: VRay Rendering problems

kgokhangurbuz — Fri, 23 Sep 2016 18:32:19 GMT

Hello;

I just downloaded your scene and it's opened just like this:

And it's rendered like this:

I did not do any changes, even not a viewport change but just hit Render button. (My V-Ray version is 3.4)

After this, i checked your faces if they are flipped and they are just fine. But one thing i just noticed, you have applied standard material to your objects and your render engine is V-Ray.

V-Ray can and will be rendering standard materials, but the chances of rendering artifacts are possible and standard materials take more time while they are being rendered with V-Ray.

Can you please assign a VRayMTL to your objects, place a V-Ray Light source (just place a VRayLight > Type: Dome (for this scene) in top or perspective viewport (it doesnt matter where it's placed, just create one anywhere in your scene) and re-render and please share your result.

Regards;