Outputs the surface mapping coordinates for selected channel. Uses the final shading normals from the lighting calculation, which include the effects of bump mapping and smoothing groups. Outputs the surface normal vectors as color values (with transformation RGB = (XYZ+)/2. Uses normals directly calculated from the geometry, with no bump mapping/smoothing groups. This quickly shows how does the scene look without shading.

White indicates surface directly facing the view surfaces facing away from the view (grazing angles) are black. Now when rendering 3ds max stucks and get dont send table.Outputs the angle between the surface normal and ray direction (similarly to the Falloff map). There are some instances where you can use this to get some ambient lighting, but I would highly recommend not using this in arch viz.Īlso not sure if you are using an old version but embree wasn’t turned on, this speeds up renders quite a bit. This should always be black for proper renders. Some other things I would suggest is adjusting the ambient color in the “Environment and Effects” tab. This can be done either with just copying the other camera up there, or by adding vray exposure control with settings something like this: One way of fixing it is to detach the roof/ceiling to a new object, right click it and untick “Visible to camera”.Īnother thing which is lacking is exposure control for the regular camera (top view camera). This happens since you can not by default render through the backside of objects. Ok so the main problem is that rendering the file as it is now will only show you the outside roof of the room, and nothing inside.

Corona renderer light lister