Posts by W1MUC

Hallo zusammen,

seit dem letzten (aktuellen) Update hab ich plötzlch in selbstleuchtenden Materialien ein Bildrauschen, das ich nicht wegbekomme.

Vor dem aktuellen Update war das nicht so, Material wurde nicht verändert.

Danke

Es stellt sich so dar, dass der Bildausschnitt beim manuelle Rendern ein anderer ist, als beim Batch.

Obwohl immer der selbe View gerendert wird.

Hallo,

ich habe in den Einstellungen von Rhino und Enscape die gewünschte Auflösung eingestellt und angepasst an den Safe Frame.

Wenn ich jetzt manuell oder mittels Batch diese Views rendere, ist der Bildauschnitt nicht gleich.

In den Enscape Renderings wird schinbar herausgezoomt.

Wie bekomme ich das in den Griff?

Danke

Ok I got it now. It´s really only about 'Auto Exposure' off.

But if turned off, the emissive has to be much more bright to be still visible.

But now brightness is stable, wherever you are.

Thanks!

Auto Contrast is off, auto exposure turns the emissive off and the scene is dark.

To make it more understandable (hopefully):

Same scene, same settings. One file in meters, one in millimeters, just changed units in rhino without scaling the model.

Hi Demian, here two screenshots showing the problem. The intensitiy of the emissive depends on the point of view unfortunately.

One image from beside, one more from behind the wall.

I spent half a day now, to get into lighting in enscape with rhino.... but without success.

Is there any tutorial, knowledge base or something else, I can get information?

It seems, lighting only with rhino objects is hardly possible, there are tons of factors I dont understand.

Sometimes the intensity of 1 is enough, even too high. Sometimes at 100 oder 1.000 there is no effect visible.

Which role does the distance of the light to an objects playing? At which amount it disappears?

Is there a difference between a file with meter or millimeters as units?

I have the current version, I have Rhino 6 and I tested with the default settings around midnight, to neglect enscape light and I was using either rectangular and spot lights.

Is it possible, to keep the intensity of an emissive light stable, autonomous from the point of view?

I have a wall with emissive on one side; if im behind the wall, no light is visible. It gets brighter when I move besides or in front of this wall facing the emissive material.

Would be more realistic, if brightness is stable; especially on the floor.

I tried to fix this with several changes in the settings, but no real success so far ('Auto Exposure' off; Arificial Brightness to 0%).

Will there be a correct display of Rhino Lights in files with 'meter' units?

I also use Rhino 6 and I had grass. Is it on a surface or solid?

This works with Rhino 5 only, right?