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    Hi guys,

    Anyone managed to solve this yet? I've tried Bloom and Denoiser turned off, this helps a bit but doesn't remove them sufficiently. Am I missing something, shouldn't the lighting also have an option to bake it in, maybe stop this behaviour. I mean once you've chosen the lighting, lock it in and load it on the graphics card?

    It seems the GPU is rendering each frame individually and thus has a problem with small detail glossy objects such as grass and also small lights.

    The quality is truly outstanding for the speed, I mean 7 minutes of Full HD in under a day !

    I also have to tailor each animation as loading the whole scene makes Vantage give that GPU error, even on my 48gb A6000. Is there anyway we could get some documentation to help with the limitations, the promo video says it can handle scenes of any size, definitely not the case in my experience.

    Any help as always appreciated,

    Jason
    AMD Threadripper 3990x 64C Processor, 128 GB DDR4-3200 Ram, 48 GB PNY Quadro RTX A6000, ​Windows Pro 10.0.19045.4894, 3dsmax 2025.3, Vray 62006, Vantage 2.5.2​

  • #2
    Are you using the nVidia AI denoiser ? Which version of Vantage are you on ?
    Generally, the nVidia AI denoiser gets rid of the firefly issues.

    Greetings,
    Vladimir Nedev
    Vantage developer, e-mail: vladimir.nedev@chaos.com , for licensing problems please contact : chaos.com/help

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    • #3
      Vantage 1.4.2, using nVidia AI denoiser although denoiser is off as it's an animation. Will test clamping secondary rays later, see if that helps?

      Thanks,

      Jason
      AMD Threadripper 3990x 64C Processor, 128 GB DDR4-3200 Ram, 48 GB PNY Quadro RTX A6000, ​Windows Pro 10.0.19045.4894, 3dsmax 2025.3, Vray 62006, Vantage 2.5.2​

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      • #4
        Isn't the quality sufficient with the denoiser and "reduce flickering" enabled? We know that the denoiser produces slightly less sharp images in this case -- is this the issue or something else?
        Nikola Goranov
        Chaos Developer

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        • #5
          Denoiser reduces too much detail as you mention. I will try again tonight and see if it's acceptable with denoiser on, maybe for now it's better to have less detail rather than the fireflies.

          Thanks,

          Jason
          AMD Threadripper 3990x 64C Processor, 128 GB DDR4-3200 Ram, 48 GB PNY Quadro RTX A6000, ​Windows Pro 10.0.19045.4894, 3dsmax 2025.3, Vray 62006, Vantage 2.5.2​

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