# What if there is colour bleeding in a scene?

## What if there is colour bleeding in a scene?

In the Advanced Parameters under the Material Editing Panel, you can enable the "Limit Color Bleeding" option. When there are some brightly colored materials in the scene, GI color bleeding might be noticeable. At this point, turning on the "Limit Color Bleeding" switch will restrict the GI of the material from color to equivalent brightness in grayscale.

Note: This option is not physically accurate, so please use it with discretion. D5 will further optimize the GI algorithm in the future to fundamentally solve the color bleeding problem.

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