render output in red blue and green.

[redrobinrobinhood]

my vray render throws red, blue and green colour renders, I have spent one whole day checking and cross checking each setting but to no vail. pls help. and thanks in advance

[abhaysingh]

looks like object id pass...

can you upload a small part of the geometry (in max file)?? we can have a look.

[abhaysingh]

Just reset vray.

Go to render dialog box.

At the bottom of Common tab,in "Assign Renderer", change Vray to scanline then switch back to vray.Now, just press render and tell me if vray is rendering fine.

[abhaysingh]

and if that doesn't help you then please assign override material(Global switches) and render your scene.

[redrobinrobinhood]

first my apologies i had mistakenly uploaded the wrong file.

secondly i did exactly as you sais and it rendered fine problem solved Thanks a lot sir

but i still want to know what went wrong the first time curiosity sakes!!.

So i am uploading the preview of the problematic file pls have a look

[redrobinrobinhood]

problem file

problem red copy - Copy.zip

[abhaysingh]

Glad it solved your problem...

Let me check your file again.

[abhaysingh]

By the time you can match your old vray settings with the default.

[redrobinrobinhood]

I had matched each and every setting of the problematic file with the file that rendered fine starting from vray frame buffer, vray image sampler, vray adaptive image sampler, vray colour mapping,vray indirect illumination , vray light cache and all the vray settings but couldnt find any difference, even tried different filter types for colour mapping but all in vain, jus cant get to why is it rendering red blue and green

 

but i havent matched with the default settings so now i will try and match those.

Edited October 8, 2012 by redrobinrobinhood

[salvador]

If you are using the VRay VFB did you check on Clamp Color? Looks like it could be displaying in Unclampped Colors. Are you sure the channel displayed was RGB?

[John Dollus]

http://www.spot3d.com/vray/help/150SP1/tutorials_imap1.htm

 

your first image is showing your sampling rates. BTW, your sampling is way too high likely resulting in long render times