tman5487

Try using the photometric light instead, I had a nice result with it with no impact on render time negatively.

I don't know if this will help with your issue, but in the past when I have had weird results with glass refraction and reflections I found that upping the max depth for the refraction got rid of many different issues. Might help here with so much glass if you have it set at 5 or even just 10. I've upped it to 20 or 25 and gotten the right result without crazy render times.

Yeah it was from the Nice IES 30 profile set. I did a bunch of screwing around with the Vray IES to no avail. Using a Free Light it gave me the exact result I wanted with no real effect to render time. Thanks a bunch for the suggestions and thanks even more for the speedy replies. I attached the correct result with the Free Light.

Can anyone tell me what might be causing the hard edge of the illumination of the Vray IES lights in this render. I have attached the IES image to show what it should look like. This is a test render using a standard gray vray material on override. IES #29 is the profile that I have selected and used in the attached image.