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Chaos Corona for Cinema 4D => [C4D] I need help! => Topic started by: mattus33 on 2019-03-15, 22:37:40

Title: Big grain (white dots)
Post by: mattus33 on 2019-03-15, 22:37:40
Please can anyone recommend me how to optimize interior scene in C4D with many light sources (many corona lights and objects with light material, but no sun or sky) to make it as little grainy as possible? There are tons of little white dots all over my scene. Thank you very much for any advice.
Title: Re: Big grain (white dots)
Post by: sprayer on 2019-03-15, 22:43:02
you need to find what is noisy and fix it, i think you have lights near bright material what produce noise so you need to fix via rayswitch material. All you find in this video.
Of cause for all question it is better to show screens and provide all info.
Title: Re: Big grain (white dots)
Post by: mattus33 on 2019-03-15, 22:59:38
Thank you for a quick reply.  I will watch the video. And here is the screenshot of zoomed detail. I think the problem is all over scene. After denoising its little bit better but it loose too much details
Title: Re: Big grain (white dots)
Post by: maru on 2019-04-04, 15:04:40
It looks like something is blocking the light, but it's hard to tell without seeing the actual scene.
I think the best idea would be to contact us at https://help.c4d.corona-renderer.com/support/tickets/new
Title: Re: Big grain (white dots)
Post by: vonlanthen on 2019-04-19, 11:08:06
i would think that this is the nature of corona. it refines the picture with each sample pass. do you shine light through a glass window? i once had a problem where i turned on cuastics and i had black dots all over the floor where light shined through. use the frame buffer and do a region render. if it cleans up after a good while and you still see those, there is probably something funky in your scene that does it (material/lights). try isolate/delete objects in your scene and re paste them step by step. render only the bare minimum and gradually put in the stuff you need and give it a render everytime. focus on one area witha  region render to speed up the process dramatically.
i do that whenever i have no idea whats wrong. this way you know relatively fast whats wrong.