Issue in Vue Rendering-In open road

Question

Hello, 
 
 while doing rendering in open roads. proper rendering is not showing. i have keep default rendering setting but proper rendering happening. 
 
 kindly tell me where is issue. 
 
 System configuration is i5 12th generation with 16GB RAM. 
 
 Regards 
 Mahavir

Paul Cusack · Answer

There are multiple settings that can affect the render but if you are using default settings then I would guess that you may just need to change the Active light settings to turn off the Flashbulb and turn on the Solar lighting.

Paul Cusack · Answer

It looks like you are looking at your model from underneath. I'd suggest to use the rotate view tool to rotate to an isometric view and move the brightness setting in the Vue Rendering dialog to the left until the image appears normal.

vincent · Answer

Hi, 
 The blue tint comes from the environment, VUE is very good at visualizing environments, but you might want a basic - no environment setup as a start. 
 1 Lightning: I confirm Solar is needed, I would remove Ambient to keep only solar 
 2 Environment : Create a specific setup, and set all ground values to 0 to remove haze, fog, .... effects.as in picture: 
 
 You shall get results similar to the openroads smooth vue. 
 
 I have created a "Solar" lightning setup and a "No Atmosphere" environment setup in attached file. To test, reference your model from this blank file and check renders. Basic_Render_Settings.dgn 
 HTH

vincent · Answer

Hello M Jain, 
 Have you checked the workflows I suggested in my reply ? 
 Open attached Basic_Render_Settings.dgn file, reference your drawing and render with indicated settings. This shall give you a base from which you may experiment settings.

vincent · Answer

Hi M Jain, 
 The workflow does work, you shall select "Solar" setting for Lightning. But you may have other issues related to your views/render, since this issue did not happen in your file. 
 From your printscreen it's difficult to tell, 
 I would check that you have only one view opened to be sure it's the one you render, fit your scene in the view, You have information available here on Vue rendering basics.