I recently upgraded to Rhino 6 and I encountered a weird problem with the Rendered view, in which I am working most often. Like I wrote in the title, in this view Rhino keeps displaying the bump map on the materials. In earlier versions of Rhino this could be easily turned off by unticking the ‘Use advanced GPU lighting’ option, but now it doesn’t seem to do anything, the bump is still on. It slows down the display, looks ugly and I don’t need it, does anyone have an idea what could be the reason for this?
I am using Vray 3.6, but the problem keeps persisting no matter if I use Vray materials or Rhino ones, it displays the bump map either way. I still have Rhino 5 installed and that one doesn’t have this problem.
I haven’t upgraded my windows or graphics card for a long time, so I fixed that too, but it didn’t change anything. I am working on Windows 7 professional, using a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 if that helps anything…
Hello - does the bump-mapping look correct? It seems like since you’re asking for a rendered mode, as long as it displays correctly, you’re getting what you should here…
This is how it should look with the ‘advanced GPU lighting’ disabled - or at least, how it looked in Rhino 5 with that option disabled. Just a flat texture - which is much easier for me to use. I don’t want to see the bump mapping in the Rendered view, but I am unable to turn it off in the new version…
I can achieve this look by turning off the bump map in the material itself, but I don’t want to juggle all the bump maps before every rendering.
What do you mean by that? I didn’t find such an option there, just displaying the rendering material or the object color. I managed to get rid of the bump map display by changing the lighting method to ‘No lighting’, but that makes single-material objects much more difficult to recognize.
Also, bump map or not, it seems weird that the ‘advanced GPU lighting’ option doesn’t seem to do anything since the upgrade…
Hi Bartek - I guess it is a fix that does not work for you more than a bug - bump mapping just works now in general - I don’t know that it was ever specifically designed to control bump mapping in V5, it just happened to work that way… that’s how it looks to me from here, I’m happy to be wrong though… . @jeff - am I making stuff up?
Hi - that is very hard to tell with just that picture available.
My guess is that you are generating a surface with Grasshopper and that the original Rhino surface is still visible. Those two surfaces are in the same place and fighting for attention. Hide the Rhino surface.
some weeks ago. i could earn good result and now i have it file
but in the this one i don’t know why there is some problem/noise in the picture.
anyway tnx a lot
