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I've tried disabling "compositing" in the post process render settings and actually it renders correctly.
If I re-enable it it turns out full white.

https://docs.chaosgroup.com/display/VRA ... aterial+ID

If I've read well, it could be filtered or not now.

CPU (Xeon E5-1650 @3,5Ghz) = 42'58"

GPU Quadro k5200 + CPU = about 11' . I had a problem with the rendering, during the rendering phase the preview was ok, when render finished, the image was completely white.

Me too. I can't see any textures both for rendering

Good suggestions and good result.

Just one thing:
- why lower the sun&sky intensity and not playing with clamping and tonemapping?

I agree with BYOB about the blakc artifacts

Sorry for northern people.... I can imagine it's tough for you.

In Italy , at least where I live, it's more or the less the same of the past summer.

Don't worry, it's not dangerous...we have one of the longest life expectancy

The object is the floor of my scene I use to make the tests. It's that showroom with many lights on the ceiling. You should already have it if you want to try it. But you have to add by yourself a bump map. In any case, the object has these measures blender_2018-08-06_12-16-52.png As engine, I'm usi...

I've just checked now and the normal direction is correct

Hi, I've m sharing a problem I've found when you have a bumped material (in this case a glossy material) applied to a geometry with no thickness. bump_shading_issue.jpg This is a comparison. Same material with same settings. I've just assigned a Solidify modifier to have thickness. Is it correct whe...

I really like the bevel you modelled (or added as modifier).

The only suggestion about the modelling is that you should add some subdivisions to the main and bigger "cilynder-like" parts, like the front and back ones.
It's quite visible the poligons