I’ve been running some tests using Rhino Inside Revit with the Rhino WIP. I just started seeing a problem where the ladybug results meshes, don’t render correctly when in the “Rendered” display mode. Here it is in shaded:
In rendered mode everything renders as gray. I checked that there weren’t any other custom display components floating around on the canvas that could be rendering on top of the ladybug mesh, and there’s nothing there. I’m wondering if this is some conflict between how ladybug assigns the materials to the mesh and how the Rhino 7 WIP is rendering things? Any help would be greatly appreciated
Hi @wim and @mostapha,
So I was just digging deeper and somehow my rendered mode settings had been changed, so once I restored the defaults it worked! Thanks for your help!
Hi @wim, I just wanted to follow up on this as I have run into issues again and have nailed down a little more when this problem pops up. It seems to only happen in rendered modes set to “Ambient Occlusion”. This is doesn’t happen in Rhino 6, so it seems to be isolated to the Rhino 7 WIP.
Hi Dennis - Is this a Grasshopper-only issue are is the display the same once the meshes are baked to the Rhino document? Can you provide a sample that I can check? Either a Ladybug result that you simply internalize in a mesh parameter or the baked Rhino file.
-wim
This sort of fell off my radar, but I have started running into this problem again, so thought I would re-check in here. i’ve uploaded a sample file where this happens. The issue persists even after baking the mesh into Rhino. Any ideas what’s going on here?
