Vray 1.5 For 3ds Max 2010 32 Bits Crack
Chrystal Dueno
I rendered an exterior with lots of trees. I use vray sun and sky. The render output is 32 bit .EXR. Now when i open the rgb color i need to get rid of the sky background. I would also like to keep the transparancy of the leaves. If i look in the channels i can see an alpha channel, but clicking on it only makes it pop up pink. The goal is to put in a background myself in postpro.
By default saving from the vray vfb is only 16bit (half-float) for .exr, according to the vray forums there is maxscript command to make it 32bit float. However, the consensus on the vray forum is that in most cases the half-float will do for most needs.
A small correction: the data in the V-Ray VFB itself is always 32 bits, regardless of the chosen output image format. My comment was only related to the resulting multi-channel OpenEXR file that is saved to disk.
Hi there, well i have just noticed something, when i tried to save the hdr image i did it from the max frame window without seting a Render Output file, but when i set a hdr image or an exr file as output the render will be full 32bit including the output in the max frame window (if i use vray as renderer of course).
This may not have a bearing but just bear in mind that when you save out the current channel, unless you select something like a .exr or a .tif, a .png or .jpg is an 8bit per channel image.
The vfb displays in 32bit float so saving the current channel in png or jpg will effectively lose colour and tonal information as it will be crunched down to 8 bits per channel. Most of the time you wont really notice but if the image is tonally within a relatively narrow range, showing smooth flat gradiation, it may have an impact. Although your example does look like an exposure issue to me.
When i played with vray displacement settings it turned out that 3D mapping, gives poor results, even when playing with shift and amount values i cant get the eye folds and skin bumps to show properly, 2D mapping gives good results but i know that 3D mapping is more accurate and works better when you want to show detailed reflections/shadows on your model using displacement.
16 bit/32 bit displacement with midpoint at 0.5 gives me all information in texture, but i cant get good results in vray displacement, its either small details not showing, or the mesh looks a lot different from my zbrush model.
I am using 3DS MAX 2016 WITH VRAY 3.3.03. I chose vray sun, physical camera, I enabled GI, used vray materials, Irradiance map and light cache, but the render comes out too bright. HELP!!!! Below is an image of how it renders.
Not very familiar with vray, but Id check the exposure levels. I dont know exactly where the exposure setting are in vray but probably its under environment settings. Play with the exposure control level a bit?
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