[SOLVED] Object edges too bright when used light in scene

Questions
1

Hello!

I am experiencing issues with the lighting in my objects. I am using PointLight to illuminate my scene but the edges of the object look too bright and gives it an unreal effect, as shown in the following picture:

bleeding-edge

Any idea why this happens?

I am using EffectComposer with UnrealBloomPass, the mesh is loaded from a glb file and the light and material look like (pseudocode):

material = new THREE.MeshStandardMaterial( {
    emissiveMap: a_texture,
    emissive: a_white_color,
    emissiveIntensity : 0.6,
    map: b_texture,
    bumpMap: b_texture,
    bumpScale: 1,
    color: a_blue_color,
    metalness: 1.0,
    roughness: 1.0,
} );

lights[1] = new THREE.PointLight( a_white_color, 2, 0 );
scene.add( lights[1] );

I have been testing with the pointlight camera parameters with no luck.

Thank you very much for your help!

2

Does it also happen without using the EffectComposer?

Besides, any chances to demonstrate the issue with a live example?

3

Mmm indeed seems to be an effect because of 'EffectComposer. I played with the parameters bloomPass.threshold, bloomPass.strength and bloomPass.radius and the white bleeding edges look almost gone. Thanks!