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ts7.5 + vray render bug? About Truespace Archives These pages are a copy of the official truespace forums prior to their removal somewhere around 2011. They are retained here for archive purposes only. ts7.5 + vray render bug? // Bugs 1  |   Order by default Post by felixsg // May 11, 2007, 1:02am felixsg Total Posts: 28 From the top view if render with vray all the scene goes small that the real size with the other renders engine (lightsworks/virtuallight) the render is ok edit: I ckeck again and the "bug" are from all the views except for perpective in the model view Post by Jack Edwards // May 11, 2007, 2:25am Jack Edwards Total Posts: 4062 V-Ray renders have their size set in the V-Ray panel, it is independent of window size. Right clicking on the V-Ray render icon brings the panel up. -Jack. Post by trueBlue // May 11, 2007, 3:15am trueBlue Total Posts: 1761 You can set the Vray/View/Dimensions to View. Post by felixsg // May 11, 2007, 5:52am felixsg Total Posts: 28 Yes are in view (not custom size or any other of the predefined sizes) the perpective are ok fail only with the other views and I dont know but is normal change the render engine to other in the model mode and when back to workspace, If still render in vray independent of the option changed to other render engine Post by rj0 // May 11, 2007, 9:13am rj0 Total Posts: 167 It sounds like a bit of a bug, but I think I at least see where it's coming from, as various 3D apps do not treat ortho views as camera 'views' (so perhaps excluded from the 'view' option in this context). Still, it seems that there ought to be some consistency/clarity here that is missing. rj Post by felixsg // May 11, 2007, 10:18am felixsg Total Posts: 28 ok try with images I think the problem is in the other views the program take not the size from the work window, take the all size of the graphics mode First image is the perpective view render ok second is the top view without vray the third image vray render small (Yes with the view select) and the same problem with all othere views and the last one is the workspace I select the lightswork engine but is render with vray ever I don't is that is only in my computer sorry for my english, and thanks Post by e-graffiti // May 11, 2007, 10:36am e-graffiti Total Posts: 171 I am also experiencing this same behavior regardless of VRay view settings in the "model" window. I also tried to render to a file to see if any different and the behavior is the same. VRay 1.0 does not behave this way in tS 7.11. I did however notice, after reading the D3D TRT Scene -VRay render bug thread, that the VRay view settings do work as expected when you render your scene in the "workspace" window. So perhaps that is where we are supposed to render Vray and the small render on the "model" side is a "feature". Post by Délé // May 11, 2007, 11:02am Délé Total Posts: 1374 I did however notice, after reading the D3D TRT Scene -VRay render bug thread, that the VRay view settings do work as expected when you render your scene in the "workspace" window. So perhaps that is where we are supposed to render Vray and the small render on the "model" side is a "feature". Vray 1.5 uses the Workspace side, Vray 1.0 uses the model side. So if you only have Vray 1.0 rendering from the model side is correct. I've never tried rendering an ortho view with model side in 7.5. Looks like a bug to me. Not sure what would cause that.

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