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Something's off with iRay

surodysurody Posts: 261
edited February 2020 in Daz Studio Discussion

I added refraction to the whiskers to get a more transparent look. In the viewport it looks ok but when I start rendering the whiskers look like refraction isn't applied at all.
Both images are from the same scene with exactly the same settings. Tested with both, public AND beta build of 4.12

 

whiskers_1render.png
667 x 667 - 758K
whiskers_2viewport.png
667 x 671 - 862K
Post edited by surody on

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  • Silver DolphinSilver Dolphin Posts: 1,614

    Huh, I would just lower the opacity in the shader tab to compensate. You could always just take a screen shot of view port and save that. Happy rendering

  • surodysurody Posts: 261
    edited February 2020
    Silver Dolphin said:

    Huh, I would just lower the opacity in the shader tab to compensate. You could always just take a screen shot of view port and save that. Happy rendering

    Not really ideal plus opacity looks different than refraction. Refraction gives it a more realistic look. I would say this is clearly a bug and has to be fixed.

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  • ParallaxCreatesParallaxCreates Posts: 468
    edited February 2020

    You may want to compare your Draw Settings VS your actual Render Settings.

    Post edited by ParallaxCreates on
  • surodysurody Posts: 261
    ParallaxCreates said:

    You may want to compare your Draw Settings VS your actual Render Settings.

    I give it a look, thanks for the advice.

  • jmtbankjmtbank Posts: 175
    edited February 2020

    The render jpg is really blury.  I don't think its the whiskers thats off.

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  • ParallaxCreatesParallaxCreates Posts: 468
    jmtbank said:

    The render jpg is really blury.  I don't think its the whiskers thats off.

    Almost certain it's that his/her Draw Settings are not coinciding with the Render Settings. For example, you can iray preview in Interactive (can be set under Draw Settings) but your Render Settings will be set to Photoreal. 

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