It happen to me for 3 times...
Windows indicates that my VGA driver is lost when enscape is crashed so i have to reinstall the VGA driver to fix it.
So do i have to move to sketchup 2021?
FYI i am using sketchup 2018 and RTX 2070 (w/ latest driver 471.xxx)
Wondering if there will be solution to not reflecting enscape light object to our reflective material.
Or..there should be an option to enable/disable that reflection light object.
ngerekam layarnya pakai software apa mas?
in some cases, i got a strange shadow on my mirror.
Some noisy image on mirror and leak of door details...
I'm using ultra setting here
Hardware: Vga Gtx 970 with latest driver
is rtx give the better result of reflection than gtx?
I'm using gtx 970. I always get a bad result of mirror reflection, some details are missing.
i've the same problem
I'm using gtx 970 w/ 385.xx nvidia driver
It was appear when rendered in 4k resolution, but not in 3k resolution or less.
Hey Ranindita , may I kindly ask what exactly you're missing in the rendered image?
I suppose you're missing the softer lighting output from the render preview? The preview output will usually look different to some extent compared to a finished rendering, since we apply some post-processing once the rendering is being started.
Yes i didn't get softer light as seen as preview render. The final render giving me sharper light than preview render. Even i lost the light in the other ceiling..
Right, my question was related to the ceiling field in the background, since there seems to be a light red tint too. Is it the same setup like at the foreground ceiling field? I suppose so there is a second problem at the background, that's why I ask. If it is the same setup than there is a solution needed too. But maybe I'm wrong and there is no emissive material build in.
For your first post question the Enscape team will give the answer.
I do the same technic to the other ceiling behind. As you can see, seems like i didn't put any light up there.
Did you setup emissive lights at the background ceiling too?
i just set the emissive on this side of my ceiling
hi..
Anyone could tell me how come the render result is very different to the render preview?
I use emissive material on my ceiling (i set it on 5000)
The bias of light in render result is so wierd..too sharp and not natural.
Here are all my settings.
the same case what i've posted in this forum few weeks ago..but it has been fixed already (i guess) in 2.4.097. I use 2.097 till now and it give me a good result except the reflected material also the adjustment of light value.
You can use IES lights if you want full control over your lights. This way you can also tune the angle falloff.
Totally agree. I'm using IES for most of my scene that generally use downlight as main source light. But, not to set it on high value, it can make your scene ambience becomes darker than before.
Display Morejadiel , thank you for your post and welcome to our forum.
Generally, only elements which are visible on screen can be rendered in full detail (with accurate lighting and textures) in reflections. This technique is called screenspace reflections.
If however certain elements are occluded on screen, or behind the camera, Enscape uses a simplified version of the scene as fallback to be able to still display a perspectively correct reflections. Our algorithm prefers to select those objects that have the most impact on lighting in the scene, so sometimes certain elements (especially highly detailed, small objects) might not be visible in this simplified version of the scene. The simplified scene reflections also lack textures, but use the texture's average color instead to give a rough approximation of the material.
Thanks for your understanding.
is this case will be solved in the next version? I do have the same problem.
Can you explain about the screenspace reflection technic?
thanks sir..sounds great..i'm waiting for it..
My machine
sketchup 2018
Windows 7
Vga gtx 970
hi..i use 2.3.3.1375 version
It amze when i see the realtime image both light and shadow. But after it has been screenshot (exported as *.jpg) why the result it so different to realtime preview?
Here the comparassion
Left: exported image
Right: realtime render/preview render
