Not a render critique request.
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I downloaded a scene for practice.
Straight out of the box the back wall has an emissive quality I did not give it in Rayscaper or anywhere else.
I know but you have to laugh. Checked settings in Rayscaper and everything is standard so hoo nose?

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Is this Rayscaper? What are the settings for that material?
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G'day, it is Rayscaper and the mat has no settings attached. Just a simple out of the box view.
The scene comes from render hub, https://www.renderhub.com/maker20/modern-luxury-style-bedroom-19.
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OK, I am still experiencing an issue where if Rayscaper is running while minimised, attempting to pan the SketchUp scene results in a bug splat. Thomas is on it already but this appears to be part of an escalating series of failures.
All part of the process.
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Is your environment just a plain white background? That would explain the back wall. Or rather that the back wall is missing and the environment is visible.
Regarding running a render while doodling in SketchUp. I don't do that because it rendering is already taxing the system.
BTW, that link points to a kitchen. Not a bedroom. I didn't create an account to check the download though.
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Sorry about the link, brush like today. https://www.renderhub.com/maker20/cozy-bedroom-interior-scene-005
The back wall is textures, you can see the texture on the wall on the left of the illuminated panel.
No missing geometry.
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Something is off with the back wall's scale.
But if you explode and regroup it fixes it.

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Thanks Rich, just flat out did not think of that.
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