the handrails are simple black rectangular tubes without round corner option.
it seems the yellow lines occur only on vertical edges.
when rendered from closer distance it looks ok.
D5: 2.8.0.0469
RTX3060: 31.0.15.5222
super resolution off
when rendered from closer distance it looks ok.
D5: 2.8.0.0469
RTX3060: 31.0.15.5222
super resolution off
Hi there!, Sorry that this is happening to you and I am here to help!
Could you please try resetting location of the model back to the origin X 0, Y 0, Z0 (See attached Screenshot). We have previously encountered model files that were far away from the origin, resulting in rendering anomalies.
If the problem still persists
Please send us your scene file via email at support@d5techs.com and dont forget to add @aryan so i could quickly pull the email up.
Cheers,
Aryan
hello
the model is not far from origin (26, 11952, -1310) but there are yellow lines even when i moved it to 0, 0, 0.
Hi there,
If you can, please send over the scene file via email at support@d5techs.com and dont forget to add @Aryan so that i could further check the file over at my end.
Cheers,
Aryan
forgot to mention, i have already sent the file
Hi there,
I have thoroughly checked your D5 Render Scene file and found that the effect
Chromatic Aberration causes the railings to emit the yellow contours on the railings.
Screenshot Attached is
You may try to disable Chromatic Aberration to reduce/remove the yellow contour on the railings.
Here is a screenshot of the render without Chromatic Abberation.
If this does not resolve your issue please let me know, and you may send the 3D model to support@d5techs.com so that i could further look at what causes the problem.
Cheers,
Aryan
thank you! you are right, it was chromatic aberration.
were changes made to chromatic aberration in D5 2.8? because something like this never occured in previous D5 versions?