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Dade wrote: Fri Jun 29, 2018 4:16 pm NOTE: due to a bug (https://github.com/embree/embree/issues/195) in Embree v3.2.0, you need to install also the Intel C++ redistribuibile (https://software.intel.com/sites/defaul ... .3.210.zip) on Windows

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DavidF wrote: Wed May 16, 2018 9:58 amAny ideas why this happens?

It could be because the glass model.
This is the multi-scattering glass model that would fix the situation.

Magog wrote: Tue May 15, 2018 9:12 am There is only one lamp on the table, very low as a value at 4100 K, the other lights are at 6500/7000 k.

Take care that color temperature (k) is not light intensity.
And that lamp may be not part of the default lightgroup which has sky.

About the scale parameter...

Thanks, so the crash at high scale value could have been caused by the downscale to less than 1 of a dimension.

What about squared artifacts? Maybe they are caused by a dumb use / incompatibility between downscale and radiuses?
I'd like to read some doc about ...

Have you switched the renderLayer from Combined to Denoised as stated here?

If you have any ideas how to handle this situation, I'm open for suggestions.

Can't denoising be stopped too by user? For example by pressing again the ESC key.
I mean to handle the kind of situation where you want to stop and trash without waiting useless denoising seconds/minutes.

Edit:
I was ...

1) Material preview doesn't work anymore to me (All black and laggy).
Is it the same for you?
This is the error from console:
TypeError: draw() missing 1 required positional argument: 'render_stopped'

2)Doesn't denoiser work anymore when render halt is reached (and auto denoise is done)?
Cause I ...

I was suggesting a single glass with a single material :?:

I haven't see your reply. I started writing to OP then I left open the editor cause I had something to do, and posted later after your reply. :D

Anyway I've quickly tried mine and turned out everything black. So probably it's not a ...

I've not tested it, just an idea and I'm not 100% sure if I've understood, so sorry if I'll say nonsense,
what about 3 parallel glasses each one with their own material instead of a glass with 3 parallel materials?