i've just started in v-ray for 3dsmax after being forced

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2016-02-29 16:28:33 Post No. 514425
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Anonymous 2016-02-29 16:28:33 Post No. 514425 [Report]

i've just started in v-ray for 3dsmax after being forced to use mental gay at uni, sorry if this question is stupid

my renders are coming out like this.

When i use v-ray adv the render is under exposed even when vray lights are at about 20 and 12. This is in perspective rendering in vray cam produces sam result.

When I render this in vray-RT cam, its pitch black. perspective view produces the second result (ideal result) but says it will take 4+ hours rendering from my card, tried CPU as well.

Have i missed something?

GI is on

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Anonymous 2016-02-29 16:47:04 Post No.514426
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Anonymous 2016-02-29 16:47:04 Post No.514426 [Report]

Open up a sample v-ray scene that you didn't create but is confirmed to work. Do A/B tests on that scene. Then, open up a second instance of Max and recreate your scene again but with the settings from the sample scene

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Anonymous 2016-02-29 17:51:28 Post No.514432
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Anonymous 2016-02-29 17:51:28 Post No.514432 [Report]

>>514426

I have tried exactly this and results were the image i have posted unfortunately.

I was thinking i might have been something to do with max gamma setting but they're the same in both files. ill check exposure

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Anonymous 2016-03-02 07:05:29 Post No.514575
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Anonymous 2016-03-02 07:05:29 Post No.514575 [Report]

Customize > Preferences > Gamma and LUT > set Gamma to 2.2

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Anonymous 2016-03-04 14:45:11 Post No.514766
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Anonymous 2016-03-04 14:45:11 Post No.514766 [Report]

>>514425
the fuck are you using for gpu op