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Hi

 

I have this weird problem with Vray in VIZ 2007. Ive made some materials with some bitmaps (jpgs) in the diffuse channel and in the bumpmap. It shows up perfectly in the viewport and i hev no problems with the controlling the UVW mapping. When i press render the 2 prepasses show the materieals, but the final rendering pass is just gray, only showing my objects in white with shadows.

When i have a material selected it renders, if i make it reflective the material disappears again.

Anyone know what causes this problem?

 

Im using VIZ 2007 and Vray 1.47.03

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Hi

 

I have this weird problem with Vray in VIZ 2007. Ive made some materials with some bitmaps (jpgs) in the diffuse channel and in the bumpmap. It shows up perfectly in the viewport and i hev no problems with the controlling the UVW mapping. When i press render the 2 prepasses show the materieals, but the final rendering pass is just gray, only showing my objects in white with shadows.

When i have a material selected it renders, if i make it reflective the material disappears again.

Anyone know what causes this problem?

 

Im using VIZ 2007 and Vray 1.47.03

 

Skjer dette når du gjør en DR (distrubuted rendering) eller renderer du bare på en maskin?

 

Translation: do this happen when you do a DR, or are you rendering on one computer only?

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Der sker når jeg renderer på min egen maskine. jeg har dog lige prøvet at bruge standard materials i stedet for Vray mats. Med standard mats er der ingen problemer. Dog kun at jeg ikke kender dem så godt, men så må man jo lære det.

 

Translation: It occurs when i render on my own computer. I have just tried to use standard materials instead of Vray mats. With standard mats theres no problems. Only that i dont know stnadard materials, but heres a chance to learn then.

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