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Blinding white lights in Sun/Sky settings at night

second_technician_rimmer_9571136c47second_technician_rimmer_9571136c47 Posts: 481
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

If I run a Sun/Sky night setting such as the one provided by Dreamlight in his Quick Iray Settings vol.1, all pre-existing emissive surfaces become blindingly powerful. The result ressembles what you get from a flashbang, only it doesn't go away of course :) How does one solve it?

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  • FishtalesFishtales Posts: 6,119

    Turn down the light from the emissive surfaces.

  • margravemargrave Posts: 1,822

    Sounds to me like it's adjusting the tonemapper's CM^2 value. You can either turn down the emissive surfaces or adjust the tonemapper, depending on which one you want to take precedence.

  • second_technician_rimmer_9571136c47second_technician_rimmer_9571136c47 Posts: 481

    Thanks to both of you :) It looks like by combining both suggestions, I have managed to tame the blinding beast. Iray Light Manager Pro seems to be a good solution for a bulk tuning of the emissive surfaces, too.

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