productionbad.blogg.se - Vray 6 for 3ds max

Send gathered data from fake e-mail (nfkxovtedspjgedv) to Download from remote address and update itself from.

Gather system information and send to remote e-mail: IP, MAC, HDD info, Memory, CPU, 3Ds Max version etc.

Tiny save your render from VFB and send to remote e-mail.

Change render settings (V-Ray): VFB size, materials, GI settings etc.

Damage scripts in MaxScript startup folder.

Scene lights may disappear or be deleted.

Undo function is broken and no longer works after switching to different viewports.

Adds itself to an existing script in the MaxScript startup directory.

Forces an auto-save after breaking the scene or when choosing "Don't Save" when closing.

Corrupts or removes cameras, lights, and/or materials.

Here's a link to where it's talked about on the autodesk forums (its mentioned in many other places): but it seems that might've been the cause.

I've no idea why I'd be getting this Scene Convertor window all of a sudden, if anyone has an idea why I'd love to know. Anyway, the short of it is, it looks like messing around in anyway with my renderer triggers a bug in my genuine licence software. After this window was closed down the weird renders started to happen though I'd, stupidly, never made the connection because it always seemed a legitimate 3D Max window. In the past I remember getting a 'Scene Convertor' window pop up asking me which renderer I wanted to convert my scene to? There is an option to choose Vray, which I did then I closed the window down though I never understood why this window appeared in the first place.

My renders IMMEDIATELY started to go wrong as they had previously. Yesterday I needed to convert some materials from Corona to Vray materials so I installed a trial Corona, (oh! the irony), and imported the relevant geometry so I could convert. Over the weekend I had my computer flattened to see if that helped. Hey fellas, I think I've found the cause of for my strange renders. Other than that, we will need more details regarding your scene and setup. in some cases, it will distort your scene if the settings when wrong or you accidentally change them.Īfter placing your camera you can always lock the camera for any movement or rotation using the hierarchy panel under Link Info This also can make your geometry invisible during render time.Ĭheck the camera correction options, this will make the vertical straight. Geometry disappearing, check your video card drivers, also you can put a mesh modifier two times over the geometry, to rebuild polygons, also try placing a Normal modifier. Try to place your scene closer to the zero coordinates, this is usually the reason for many 3D Max viewport issues. This target sometime creates issues mostly when you are working on large scenes and your Geometry is far from Zero coordinates. I Would only use Targe when doing animations that need it. I usually work with a camera with NO target.

But you can go through some of these workflow tips.