Author Topic: Settings for too reflective scenes  (Read 2913 times)

2013-12-13, 09:03:21

mrsacan

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Hi,

As you can see in the attached image (which is a really early draft, I'm aware it's dark, emtpy etc) even I use a long render time, scene is still kinda noisy. Almost all of the surfaces have reflective materials. I used two seperate material/object system for walls though (glass + reflective panel) so it may be the reason, I'm not sure.
I'm using A5, I only changed 2nd GI to HD-Cache (only change affects quality+time) and exposure c. + highlight c. (which are not affecting pixel quality as far as I know)

I'm still a newbie, so if there's anything I'm missing here (especially for settings part), I would like to learn what would it be.

2013-12-13, 10:28:36
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Polymax

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Can you post the scene? i will try it.
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2013-12-13, 11:13:13
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mrsacan

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Here it is (I played with settings after I posted thread though)


2013-12-13, 13:25:03
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Did you tried to put some more lights? i think it will resolve much faster and the noise will be gone

2013-12-13, 13:42:59
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mrsacan

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Well, changing shadow type (refraction mode) made a big effect.
I expected longer render time when I selected solid shadows but not like this long. So I assume there was a problem with settings but, looks like there's not.