This issue is connected to the relation between the number of transparent objects in a planning and the ray depth used for the rendering process. The ray depth determines how often a ray of light is reflected within the scene.

We recommend saving panoramic images as JPG. While keeping up a good image quality, JPG files are way smaller than PNG images. As an example: A panorama of a specific interior scene created with OSPRay in a height of 1024 pixel has a file size of approximately 580 kB as a JPG. Saved as a…

I have created Multi Content Pictures (images of the EIMG file type) with pCon.planner. Which app do I need to view these images?

When you render images or videos in pCon.planner, you can choose from various default settings called Renderer Profiles.

You generate an Image or a Video. The media output dialog opens and you do not see your desired image. Instead, you see a single-colored area or a completely different picture.

When needed, pCon.planner provides the opportunity to add a company logo or other graphics to your images and videos. In the described situation, it is possible the function Show Logo is enabled. If the Size of the logo is still set at 100% (or bigger) and Transparent is disabled, the logo will be placed on top of your image.

The differences in rendering times are often due to programs running in the background. This can vary for each user, as they may be demanding more or less of the operating system at one time.

Differences in rendering times can also be attributed to having the Windows option Run Program in Compatibility Mode enabled.