Post diagnosis.

[Mike Amos]

Ta Rich, this is Rayscaper. Soft lighting is something I cannot find, nor understand the 'fog' I see here. Not talking about dof.

Twilight has a decent ability to create a 'plane' and assign hdri to for direction of lighting.

This hdri is a favoiurite of mine with the sun rays etc.

[Mike Amos]

I have added a directional (Rayscaper) light and set to sunlight which IIRC is 6800k. Aimed into the centre of the view.

[Mike Amos]

Trying a Hotrod which I have rendered before in Twilight V2. Initially opening Rayscaper led to failed renders. Just va simple report, 'Failed'.

Being a Hotrod, there will be flames. The PNG is on a seperate 'face copied from the model and painted as a component. Twilight see's the transparency fine but Rayscaper does not, when it does render.

[Rich O Brien]

Spicy. Interesting that Rayscaper fails. Is this model very heavy in terms of file size?

[Mike Amos]

@Rich-O-Brien

Not that big, nor the texture.

[pixelcruncher]

@Mike-Amos do you mind sending me the model?

[Mike Amos]

@pixelcruncher

I have sent an email with a link.

[Mike Amos]

Movement?

Twilight.

Rayscaper.

[Mike Amos]

[pixelcruncher]

@Mike-Amos said in Post diagnosis.:

Movement?

Twilight.

Rayscaper.

Something wonky, the 0/0 samples/px doesn't look good. It seems like it never started rendering. What happens if you switch to CPU rendering as a test?

• Menu > File > Settings...
• Tick off the "Use GPU Rendering"

[Mike Amos]

I have already ticked 'use gpu rendering' a while ago when the system was changed.