Color bleeding in vray!!

[shikodesign2000]

Hi,

 

I've made a color test for my present project, and when I put blue fabric on the floor, the white walls turn blue, I think this's for "color bleeding" effect.

 

My question is: how can I control " color bleeding" in vray? and is there any other reason that makes the walls turn blue?

 

Thanks so much..

Sherif Massoud

http://www.3dshore.com

[Nic H]

Right Click - Vray properties - put Generate GI on a lower value like 0.7 or lower. This shpuld reduce bleed.

[CookiE]

Right Click - Vray properties - put Generate GI on a lower value like 0.7 or lower. This shpuld reduce bleed.

I have had the same problem but doing what you say there seems to just make what ever you turn the GI down on darker?

[Craig Ramsay]

Try lowering the saturation value located in the Indirect Illumination rollout

[Christopher Nichols]

If you work in LWF (the proper way to light), you will get the correct amount of color bleeding. If you don't your darks will be very saturated, hence it will look like there is too much color bleeding.

[CookiE]

Well i dont even know what LWF is

[Craig Ramsay]

Well i dont even know what LWF is

 

Linear work flow

[Craig Ramsay]

Oh and if you are working in V-ray 1.5 you have the option to use a V-ray override material on the floor too so plenty of solutions to your problem.

[shikodesign2000]

Hi guys,

 

Thanks to you all, I made it, finally..

 

Best regards,

Sherif