[def4d]

Nothing is finished yet, in fact it's more a room test than else!

[sandykoufax]

I like the 2nd one.

Is this your room? Nice!

[leoA4D]

Yep, #2 is my fav, too. I look forward to seeing what you pull together.

[Mattia Sullini]

Add me to the 2nd fans'! I expecially like the glass blocks.

[tom]

Wow I think you found a bug. How is that possible?

[Bubbaloo]

Yes, second one is good. Let it render longer!

[def4d]

The second one is more recent, a few materials are better than in first!
In fact it's a scene i haven't open for a while, and i must check the room geometry for the "bug"
The shelf is not really close to the wall, there are 2 cm, but that doesn't explains the thing!

edit : in the 2nd, no more bug

[tom]

It would be very helpful sending us the scene by eliminating everything else (only shelf and room without textures would be quite enough) so we can examine what's going on. Thanks!

[def4d]

Thanks Tom, but seriously it's a very young scene, and these renders just shows what i did good... and wrong!
Too much wine maybe

[Thomas An.]

Thanks Tom, but seriously it's a very young scene, and these renders just shows what i did good... and wrong!
Too much wine maybe

Maybe there is nothing you did wrong ... but ... that light leak artifact is important. I agree with Tom, that you should send the mxs scene to NL as it will help to figure out why it came about.

[tom]

Well, if I could reproduce the same I wouldn't ask for it but you could send only that simple shelf and walls at least.
Because then it would help fixing this very serious problem, so I though you'd want to cooperate on it. No?

PS. You can also be sure we are strict about confidentiality of the content you send us.

[Mihai]

There seem to be other strange things with the lighting, did you render this from Studio, or through one of the plugins, in that case, which one? It could be a meshing error perhaps in one of the plugins....

[def4d]

i understand it's just for you about searching and killing bugs, no pb

i just want to find by myself first, i'm pretty sure it's fault of mine!

the "bugged" image is at least 4 months old, done with the previous version!
the second image if i remember is done with the actual, i haven't open it for a while

i just need a bit of time to check that all, and of course, if i don't find, i'll send u all the necessary things for you to check!!

P.S.: i used 3dsMax8, Rhino (for a few objects), Photoshop (nothing but leveling)

[Fernando Tella]

Maybe it's not a bug but the light, almost parallel to the wall, coming through the gap between the wall and the shelf; the blurring of the right vertical sides of the shadow shows it, and the left side is due to the shelf back edge which is much closer. It is, probably, a visual effect.

Just wondering.

[tom]

i just want to find by myself first, i'm pretty sure it's fault of mine!

the "bugged" image is at least 4 months old, done with the previous version!

Technically speaking it cannot be a user fault, try it yourself but it's just equal to more delay for a possible bug and fix.
By saying old version I guess you mean 1.5 or 1.1 or even 1.0, we can test with all of them, no problem.

the second image if i remember is done with the actual, i haven't open it for a while

Since the camera angle and time of day is different in the second image, there's no evidence it's bug-free. We can only understand this in a couple of minutes if we have the scene on the left.

P.S.: i used 3dsMax8, Rhino (for a few objects), Photoshop (nothing but leveling)

By checking objects in the exported MXS, it'll be possible to investigate.

Maybe it's not a bug but the light, almost parallel to the wall,

If it was that much parallel that'd be meters long on the wall. Obviously this is not the case.