Cinematic scalabilty rendering causes strip shadows?

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Hello,
Does anyone knows why these weird shadows appear in the cinematic render when I use MRQ, noting that even if I switched my viewport to cinematic scalability it shows fine. rendering resolution doesn’t matter I tried rendering 1920P and 4K both the same. the only temporary fix is down sample my scalability to Epic but I can’t deliver that so any useful fixes that might help I’ll be happy to try them out?
another thing, this file I’m working on has a lot of lights in it and I always get this yellow warning that my lights has exceeded 256. I don’t know if that has anything to do with the render but it’s worth mentioning.

Cinematic Render Mode

Lumen_Cenimatic_Path-06-LevelSequence_0000_Ultra
Lumen_Cenimatic_Path-06-LevelSequence_0000_Ultra1920×1080 156 KB

Epic Render Mode

Lumen_Cenimatic_Path-06-LevelSequence_0000_Ultra
Lumen_Cenimatic_Path-06-LevelSequence_0000_Ultra1920×1080 149 KB

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Hi there @MohamedKassab98,

This topic has been moved from International to Rendering.

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Thanks and happy developing!

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Quick Update about this issue I found another work around. you can set the engine scalability back to cinematic but in the post process volume change the reflection method from Lumen to standalone Ray Tracing.

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Don’t do that! RT reflections won’t reflect Lumen GI, so they are very poor combined with Lumen.

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oh okay I’ll reverse back to lumen reflections

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