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    Vray render issue (1 displacement applies to all materials)

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    • M Offline
      mchljsnrmrz
      last edited by

      hello guys, i'm quite new to sketch up so can anyone please guide me in fixing my vray? uhm, the error i get is that, when i put a DISPLACEMENT MAP to a material, it applies to all other materials as well, i don't know how i got there but it's what always happens. i have already re-installed the vray but still, same outcome,. i'll post a picture of a sample.

      the only material i used in this photo is a dark gray color with reflection and refraction layer, and the displacement map(noise) option i have applied to the gray color material(water). i didn't apply any material to the frame containing the water. it is just a default material. but if you could notice, the texture(wave) of the water is also applied to the frame. it also has a wavy form though it is just a plain, default 3d that i haven't applied any materials yet.

      2 pictures, before and after i have re-installed vray, nothing changes


      1.jpg


      2.jpg

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      • jiminy-billy-bobJ Offline
        jiminy-billy-bob
        last edited by

        Is your water isolated in its own group/component?

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        • M Offline
          mchljsnrmrz
          last edited by

          it is not a component/group, so i guess its material is isolated from the rest.

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            mchljsnrmrz
            last edited by

            yes

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            • jiminy-billy-bobJ Offline
              jiminy-billy-bob
              last edited by

              @mchljsnrmrz said:

              it is not a component/group

              Displaced geometry should always be in a separate group.

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                mchljsnrmrz
                last edited by

                how do i group it? (im a newbie,. sorry)

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                • jiminy-billy-bobJ Offline
                  jiminy-billy-bob
                  last edited by

                  Just a moment...

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                  • andybotA Offline
                    andybot
                    last edited by

                    might be a good idea to read through this post (it's a sticky post for a reason πŸ˜‰ )

                    http://charlottesvillearchitecturalrendering.com/

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