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2012-10-28, 02:15:23

Sam75

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Animation and HDcache
Is HDcache calculation view dependent ?

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2012-10-28, 02:33:21
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Ondra

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Re: Animation and HDcache
only partially, in most scenes you should be able to reuse single cache succesfully
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2012-10-28, 04:21:59
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Re: Animation and HDcache
Seems to work.

Do you think it's useful to render HDcahce at a higher resolution ?
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2012-10-28, 10:20:30
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Re: Animation and HDcache
no, change position sensitivity instead
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2012-10-28, 12:20:35
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Re: Animation and HDcache
Lower or higher ? Documentation is not very explicit, what does it do ?
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2012-10-28, 12:22:48
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Re: Animation and HDcache
higher = higher quality, slower rendering = same as rendering in higher resolution
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2012-10-28, 12:47:55
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Re: Animation and HDcache
Ok thanks.
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