Do you mind describing more in details please?
As I know one may apply "fur" to a group ( That has a material, optionally) not a material itself.
There is no need to displacement.
Generating fur-like effect using displacement is another technique.

Not currently

Put a white (lightness value of 220-240) sphere in your scene. Render this area with lowered settings. Take a color value from light side (but not from highlight) of the sphere and paste in cameras custom WB.

Hello again

Anyone please?? i did some research and found out that many peaple have the same issue but no one seems to have it figured out yet.

If the problem is "unsolvable" i would love to know it too 😄

Thank you

Why do you need 2 materials? All sides on your picture look identical.
Anyway if you still want 2 the easiest fix is PS. Select problematic areas, then Fill with content Aware option. Plus some Stamp tool.
P.S. In 3ds Max displacement can work as modifier (not like a part of material) so multiple materials on one object is not a problem.
Good luck.
P.P.S. Try Vray Fur- it has no seams.

The File I posted first is bigger than necessary.
Here is another example file. If the camera path were curved (between Camera 2 and 3) you would get to see on the box. But as you can see the interpolation is linear.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5jb15wjbhjytsm1/AACoB9-w5ZEhb1NiNo8Pmxj7a?dl=0

Can't ask for better help!

@rspierenburg said:

Is there any chance the wall in the mirror has a reversed face? Could that cause the issue?

Good point! Indeed it was reversed, but fixing it didn't solve the problem. It still looks bad. For now, the solution I found for this, was to render the entire image, then reverse bump map and use render region to render only the mirror, and altough this does not fix the problem I can't even see why it happens to begin with, so it looks like I'm stuck with this solution.

Looks I didn't learn your plugin well enough. Thank you.

For sub-components elswhere in the model - maybe a unique component would be created then?

@dave r said:

@port said:

I'm waiting for your answer

Why are you waiting for my answer. You should be waiting for an answer from Chaos Group's technical support. You said you are waiting for an answer from them, right?

sorry, the message was repeated without the previous correction

@port said:

What do you think I can do to repair it?

Short of getting a response from the Vray people, if I were you, I'd start investigating the the problem model. Remove custom textures and see if you can get the render to complete. Look at what works in your other models. Compare them to this one and see what is different.

thank you so much! I'm trying to clean the model as much as I can to see what happens

@tacsu said:

I am trying to figure out how to do an apparition cut at 45degrees for a cutaway. I had somehow stumbled upon it in my previous attempts, then decided to start it over with a fresh animation. I have not been able to recreate it in Animator.

Currently the section planes are parallel to the axes of the object group or component.
So I guess you simply rotated the geometry content inside the object, so that you give the illusion that it is cut at an angle.

I may develop an option to choose an arbitray plane for the section plane.

Fredo