: When a wall or ceiling is "cut" (hidden), light may enter the scene unnaturally. To fix this, ensure you have a "ceiling" geometry active even if it's hidden from the camera, or manually adjust Intensity and Ambient Light in the render settings. 2. Integration with Promob Cut (Production)
Executing custom furniture projects efficiently requires three distinct technological steps. The 2015 Promob suite handles these via dedicated integrated tools:
If you have ever spent hours modeling a complex kitchen or wardrobe, only to hit "render" and receive a partial image—where the top of your project is sliced off or the model appears abruptly truncated—you are dealing with a render cut. This article provides a deep dive into why this happens, how to fix it, and how to salvage your projects without upgrading your entire system. Promob Plus 2015 render cut
: You can manually adjust the quantity of parts or change grain direction if necessary before generating the final layout.
Change the render mode from to Performance to see if the cut persists. Pro Tip: Integrating with Promob Cut Pro : When a wall or ceiling is "cut"
Turn on to remove jagged lines along the cut edges of your panels.
Key capabilities in Promob Plus 2015
optimizes your woodworking workflow by integrating 3D interior design, high-quality rendering, and precise cutting plans into a single software ecosystem. For furniture manufacturers, joiners, and interior designers, mastering the transition from a visual client presentation to the actual factory floor is the key to profitability.
tools to position it correctly within the module's structure. 2. Create the "Render Cut" (Cross-Section) : You can manually adjust the quantity of
: For quick tests, use Normal quality. For final client presentations, use High to ensure lighting and shadows realistically highlight the cabinet construction. How to Start Rendering