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maybe you can share or show material setup. to me it looks fine only with brick texture i can see blur for diffuse only, check mapping and filtering, and resolution of texture
First of all i want to say that your image doesn't look blurry to me at all, but of course everyone has his own taste for sharpness. It might be helpful if you could show one of your previous render which you consider sharp, so we can know what is your expectations. Anyway, if you look at the edges of the objects, they are all sharp, that means there's no problems with image filtering. You may want to check bitmap filtering, a.k.a. blurring in 3ds max. Check your textures in material editor and see what is blur set at - default is 1.0, but you may want to set it to 0.1 or even lower. You can use batch material edit script to edit settings on several materials/textures at once. And lastly, applying sharpening in post-production, or in Corona VFB also might help a great deal.
One of the two sticks in the drawer? ;) No, ok... What's the output ofCode: [Select]wmic computersystem get TotalPhysicalMemory
pasted in a command prompt? Or can you post a screenshot of the performance tab of the task manager?
And why do you still use v2 RC1? Just wondering...
Btw: Potentially the scene suffers from something I notice in many scenes using ForestPack/Foliage: the commit size is incredibly large. The ram usage of the max process never comes even close to the comitted ram during rendering, but the OS has to provide it. Needless deal-breaker when operating at ram limit.
Good Luck
