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Iray Pink Render Problem (Solved)

BlueIreneBlueIrene Posts: 1,318
edited July 2016 in The Commons

Everything I attempt to render with Iray this morning is turning out shocking pink. 3DL renders seem fine, but I am pretty much Iray only now so that's not much good to me. Drivers are all up to date. Does anyone have any ideas what might be going on here? Thanks.

 

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  • christoughchristough Posts: 2
    edited July 2016

    Hi. I've got the exact same problem. Someone knows what to do about it?

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  • TottallouTottallou Posts: 555

    Pink renders are mentioned in this thread so it might be worth reading & seeing if its related

    http://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/98576/virus-detected#latest

     

  • BlueIreneBlueIrene Posts: 1,318
    Tottallou said:

    Pink renders are mentioned in this thread so it might be worth reading & seeing if its related

    http://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/98576/virus-detected#latest

     

    Thanks, Tottallou - you were spot on! I should've guessed that if I looked towards Kaspersky I'd find it staring back at me with a guilty expression :) I can remember it asking me yesterday if I wanted it to delete a dodgy file it had found and just letting it get on with it because I was busy elsewhere, so I manually reinstalled DS, overwriting the current version as the thread suggested so that I'd keep all my settings etc. The minute this was done, Kaspersky started complaining about 'freeimage.dll' so I added it to the exclusion list and Iray is once more rendering as it should.

    Thanks again for digging that thread up - it's appreciated :)

  • christoughchristough Posts: 2

    Thanks! It worked!

  • russellw_f37dd9eb82russellw_f37dd9eb82 Posts: 5

    If you lost the freeimage.dll file, it is attached here as a .png from v4.9 64bit. Rename it from freeimage.png to freeimage.dll and copy it to

    DAZ 3D>DAZStudio64>libs>iray

    This dll was pulled from the DAZ3d zip file. Hope this helps someone save some time.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 107,897
    russellw_f37dd9eb82 said:

    If you lost the freeimage.dll file, it is attached here as a .png from v4.9 64bit. Rename it from freeimage.png to freeimage.dll and copy it to

    DAZ 3D>DAZStudio64>libs>iray

    This dll was pulled from the DAZ3d zip file. Hope this helps someone save some time.

    Please don't post parts of the Daz studio application, or executable code in any form, to the forum. The correct way to recover the .dll would be to rescue it from the anti-virus' valut/quarantine area (I'm not sure how Kaspersky handles that) or to unisntall and reinstall DS.

  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001
    Richard Haseltine said:
    russellw_f37dd9eb82 said:

    If you lost the freeimage.dll file, it is attached here as a .png from v4.9 64bit. Rename it from freeimage.png to freeimage.dll and copy it to

    DAZ 3D>DAZStudio64>libs>iray

    This dll was pulled from the DAZ3d zip file. Hope this helps someone save some time.

    Please don't post parts of the Daz studio application, or executable code in any form, to the forum. The correct way to recover the .dll would be to rescue it from the anti-virus' valut/quarantine area (I'm not sure how Kaspersky handles that) or to unisntall and reinstall DS.

    Aside from other concerns, there can be version matching issues using 'random' dlls.

  • onefromb5b4onefromb5b4 Posts: 26

    I am still having this issue. I have followed the instrucrions for freeimage and that hasnt helped. I have reinstalled STUDIO that hasnt helped. My antivirus isnt catching anything from DAZ. It doesn't happen on everything. 

     

    any help would be apperciated. 

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 107,897

    Without more information, preferrably to your original thread rather than starting another hare running, there's not much anyone can offer.

  • JpegerJpeger Posts: 25

    Surface tab—Select the image of the surface—Layered image editor—Just click OK. This will copy the texture to the local Daz Temp folder, and the texture will be fine. 

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