This is the sky light.
This is the sky light + key light without GI.
This is the GI with photon intensity 100
This is the GI with photon intensity 100 + FG
[color=white]It is very weird [/color]that plus FG does not any help on my image but make the whole room so dark
[size=3][color=white]This is the GI with photon intensity 12000 + FG.
I dont know why the blue comes out from the wall and the cabinet and how to figure it out.
Help needed. Thanks!
This is the occlusion.
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Your sky light could be better, it doesn’t look like the sky light is casting shadows now, but it should be casting very soft shadows.
If turning on FG makes the scene darker, then you can adjust the Final Gather Scale to a value higher than 1, until it makes the scene at least a little brighter.
-jeremy
OK, I can see that the light isn’t leaking into the tops of the cabinets anymore, so there must be some shadows.
But, the floor would get darker as you got closer to the cabinets, if the blue light were outside of the window and were casting shadows. Unless the light is inside the room, or you have a big radius for the soft shadows that extends inside the room, I can’t imagine how the floor could be lit so uniformly by the sky, staying bright all the way up to the edge of the cabinets?
-j
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