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Anyone have any idea what would cause this?
See attached JPG.
I have tried everything I know - even strips and it is still giving me similar errors in the rendered image.
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John D Hosch
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I suppose it’s safe to say you are rendering with MentalRay?
Can you post the file?
Don
Max 2012
Windows 7 64 SP1
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Yes, it is mental ray with a model we purchased from http://www.turbosquid.com.
It is a very simple scene with 3 lights, 3 cameras and the model.
One thing to note is that it does not happen when done on files below 2000 x 2000. it is just when I crank up the pixels that it happens.
The designers needed the image at a higher image size for a project we are doing and that is when i discovered the problem.
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John D Hosch
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If you bought the model and it’s in this file you should remove the link since the model should not be distributed by you.
Don
Max 2012
Windows 7 64 SP1
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Watch out freely posting a commercial model. You might get in to trouble with your contract…
Peter Spence
Electric Putty Creations
http://www.electricputty.com
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Rendered ok here ( at full resolution, but this forum won’t allow that size posted here) with your settings, without the texture. Once I am done testing for you I will delete the max file.
Signing off for the night,
Don
Max 2012
Windows 7 64 SP1
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I removed the link. I, totally did not even think about the file being open like that. Thanks for the notice.
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John D Hosch
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