Light brightness not affecting the viewer and more
I'm evaluating Marmoset toolbag for purchase and I've run into some issues...
It seems that the brightness of a directional light doesn't change the appearance in the viewer at all. 0 or 100, it doesn't changel. In the attached image, the brightness it at 4 yet appears dimmer, If I lower it to 0, it still appears the same. The brighter the sky light, the dimmer the directional light appears until is just doesn't show up at all. It seems like it's stuck at a fixed value of 1 or something.
The other issue, which is less severe, but still somewhat annoying is that the glossiness seems to be offset by about 0.1 in the viewer. The reflective surface in the attached image has a glossiness of 0.8, but seems to be about 0.9 if I adjust the slider in toolbag to match the viewer. I have to adjust the glossiness of all my materials to appear correctly and now toolbag doesn't accurately represent the correct appearance.
I understand there can be a slight difference between the two, but this is a pretty big one.
It seems that the brightness of a directional light doesn't change the appearance in the viewer at all. 0 or 100, it doesn't changel. In the attached image, the brightness it at 4 yet appears dimmer, If I lower it to 0, it still appears the same. The brighter the sky light, the dimmer the directional light appears until is just doesn't show up at all. It seems like it's stuck at a fixed value of 1 or something.
The other issue, which is less severe, but still somewhat annoying is that the glossiness seems to be offset by about 0.1 in the viewer. The reflective surface in the attached image has a glossiness of 0.8, but seems to be about 0.9 if I adjust the slider in toolbag to match the viewer. I have to adjust the glossiness of all my materials to appear correctly and now toolbag doesn't accurately represent the correct appearance.
I understand there can be a slight difference between the two, but this is a pretty big one.
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I'm trying to export my scene to the viewer, but it appears that the directional light brightness doesn't go past 1 in the viewer. Relative to the environment brightness it appears super dim, almost non-existent. Raising or lowering the light brightness doesn't change the appearance in the viewer at all.
You can see in the attached image that the spec is there but the diffuse is so so dim it barely shows up. I can crank it to 1000 and no change.
We'll look into the gloss issue as well.