Trouble With Blue Spots?

[jcsDesigns]

Hi All

I am posting this as I hope you guys/girls could possibly help me, I seem to be getting blue spots to the render inclosed. I think it maybe from the reflection from glass put am sure I have delated all the glass from all of the windows? I cant seem to get the visual right by having glass in the windows.

Why is this?

I have had this problem before and deleted the glass and this seems to fix it!

I produced a great office interior to which I used the same settings.

 

Any guidance for a great render would be most greatful.

 

I am using Mental Ray, and just the final gather with the day light system on.

 

sorry I am quite new to 3ds max and self learning myself.

 

Thankyou

 

James

[Spacelord]

Hi I haven't checked the scene but it sounds like a glossie interpolation bug.

If you are using interpolated glossies turn it off, see if that works.

 

cheers

[jcsDesigns]

Thanks for the replay, I have managed to sort the problem out, by switching it to V RAY... any comments on the attached would be great.

 

Cheers

[Spacelord]

Hi,

Take what I say with a grain of salt

I'd texture the carpet / rug.

The wall paper draws to much of your attention ( tone it down ).

The ceiling lights need a self illumination material so they look like there on.

[kris McIsaac]

Were you using architectural materials with this?

 

I find reflective/transparent architectural materials cause this with medium to high FG values. Using all A/D materials now with no problems

[Justin Hunt]

switching to Vray hasn't solved your problem , thats just like an ostrich sticking its head in the sand to get away from a charging lion.

 

The fast interpolate for the glossies is a problem that was fixed with SP1.

 

JHV

[jcsDesigns]

Thanks for the reply, but! I put this thread on quite a while back I don't know why it's still on?, I now use vray instead of Mental Ray to which has solved my problem, but I get about what you say.

 

Cheers

 

P.S. THIS VISUAL LOOKS GREAT NOW!