Black Spots during render. is this a bug?
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Here it is bro.. I really can't understand what seems to be the problem..
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It seems like as if it did not finish rendering. You still have not revealed what rendering software it is. It will be hard to guess from those dozens of apps.
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Oh sorry sir.. its Vray for Sketchup. the reason why it didn't finished because that is the problem.. black spots suddenly appeared and ruined the render.. it's almost done then those black buckets appeared.. it's really frustrating.. I think it's not a Memory issue because I'm using a 16gb RAM and an i7 Processor..
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Well, I am moving the topic to the V-ray subforum then (I myself do not use V-ray). Just a note: since V-ray for SU works under SU, which is a 32 bit application, even with large address aware settings it can only access 4 Gb of ram.
I cannot really see any black spots though. Could you mark them on the render?
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Here it is Sir..
Those black spots didn't appear because I stopped the render. They appeared during the render process. thank you sir!
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Okay, in my first post I meant that those areas are the ones that look like as if the render did not go complete.
If not, I have no idea as I do not use V-ray.
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Ok Sir.. where can we post this thread to address this concern. so that we can also share the solution to others who experience this kind of problem. Thank you!
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Hello,
first, make sure you use the latest version of VRayForSU (1.49.01).
Second, maybe your file is to heavy.
Third, when you import objects, all materials must be checked in VRayForSU. Maybe some are not well setted and crash the render. -
Hi Sir Chon! I'm using the latest VrayForSU version. my file is only 40 MB. I've rendered an 80MB file but I haven't encountered this kind of problem. Regarding the materials.. how can I check if the materials are ok or is the model ok. thank you!
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Take a look on this thread.
A lot of responses on render problems...
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Thank you for the link sir! I've checked the thread and It appears that I've already tried the solutions stated on the thread..
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