Hello- by this I think you mean the difference between rendered display mode and raytraced viewports(or full rendering), correct? Can you make a sphere, apply the same material to it and export that to a new file, and post it here?
-Pascal
Thanks for the reply.
Yes, I am.
I have uploaded the data of the sphere with the material applied.
sphere.3dm (624.2 KB)
Hi Tatsuya - I think what I would do here is remove the environment and color map from the material and set refectivity high. (Or use a new Metal material). Then create a new environment using the image. This way the reflection of the environment will be accurate.
If you want to use the image as an environment map, that also seems to work, though the ray tracer seems to interpret the e-map a little differently than the rendered display mode.
-Pascal
Thank you very much.
I loaded the image converted to hdr to High Dynamic Range Texture in Render’s Environments and it looks the same in the ray trace.
(Is there any way to use the image in the environment as jpg?)
One more question,
When I turn the Ground plane settings On, the bottom half of the sphere is completely white due to reflections off the ground.
I just want to have a shadow and not have this kind of reflection look unnatural.
What should I do in this case?
Or do you use a different rendering software when you render?
It is currently not possible to do anything about this from user side. This is something that needs to be changed in code.
@pascal, Raytraced has worked like this since Rhino 6. If it needs changed then please log a YT item.
Note though that Rendered mode doesn’t do inter-object reflections, which is why the gp wouldn’t show anyway
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OK, will do. Thanks.
-Pascal
Thank you so much
I understand
Thank you so much
