NikKelly posted at 7:14 AM Sat, 12 March 2022 - #4435810

One proviso...

There seems a hard-limit to emission per unit area when using 'super-ambient'. Unlike a 'real' Poser light, you can't just dial brighter and brighter. It 'maxes out'.

This is not a problem foe eg big ceiling light panels, but may be a nuisance for slim 'strip lights' and is a pain if scene's 'luminaires' are but a few pendant bulbs or wall sconces.

I've tried sub-division, the unit-area limit still applies. I've resorted to 'hiding' eg point-source lights inside bulbs. Strip-lights are harder...

FWIW, this unit-area limit seems un-documented...

What are you referring to as “super-ambiant”? Many of us don’t seem to have a problem with ambient lighting, while you do. Are we comparing apples to oranges, or just using different words for the same thing.  You can see y-Phil’s example of one that has no limits. Can you post a screenshot of yours. So we can compare and see where the issue lies?  If you’re using the same setup, maybe post you render settings. That might affect it too. 

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