I'm looking for the same answers, help please.

this has been a problem for quite a while in radient but heres what i do when this occurs..

i'm not sure if there is some sort of no draw you can use to prevent it seeping thro but i have never found it if there is so i play around with the light properties ... try altering the light intensity or the radius of it this has worked for me in the past i never did totally get rid of it but i made it so it was minimal and i could live with it

For testing sake, try adding a Shadow brush in the wall. (Caulk_Shadow really hasn't worked in my experience, but not sure about just Shadow)

SpeedHighway writes...

Thanks for the effot but this did not work. Any other good suggestions? This is the main problem I have right now and would really like it fixed.

Got a bigger screen shot by chance? I can hardly make out what it looks like.

i read in one of these posts somewhere that if you bevel the edges where the brushes meet then light will not seep through

thanks for the good suggestion but the problem still exists. does anyone else have a good solution?

yes.

if you just shove a brush through another brush this can happen. take another look at your brushes are they all caulk and just textured on the side you can see ? if not then make them caulk and only texture the side you can see.

are the brushes snug against each other or passing through each other ???? make sure they are not overlapping

them 2 things can cause this so just take another look m8

This only occurs with light fx. All my brushes are aligned and caulked on the the sides that are not visable. Something im very strick about. I really need a solution for this I have tried so many efforts.