A .OCS file will be missing the scene assets. Can you provide a .ORBX pls? PM me the link if needed.
Paul
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dont know if you got the pm message but here it is
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- bar 2.orbx
- (98.32 MiB) Downloaded 424 times
Can you pls put the ORBX file in the ZIP file and post there here (since that ORBX will not download for me).
Thanks
Paul
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Paul
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Thanks. I cannot work out why it is so blue. I will ask Otoy to take a look.
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Paul
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The AO distance in the direct light kernel is too short, i.e. the blue sky is not occluded and thus applied to the objects in the bar. Since the contribution of the sun is missing, everything turns blue. To fix the scene you can either:
- increase the AO distance to occlude the sky
- switch to either the diffuse GI mode or use the path tracing kernel
- define an AO ambient texture that is not blue
- increase the AO distance to occlude the sky
- switch to either the diffuse GI mode or use the path tracing kernel
- define an AO ambient texture that is not blue
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