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In every render I've ever used I noticed you can view the image sampling in the viewport. It's usually a black and white image, white meaning it is sampling maximum, and black meaning the minimum. Sometimes it's dots places on top of the image showing where the maximum was places, sometimes color coded based on the level of subdivisions.
I don't care how it shows it, but I would like to see it. Is that possible in Vray? I can't seem to find anything on it. I can see GI samples, but don't see image samples.
This is useful for figuring out the best numbers to use. I have a hard time figuring out how the QMC is going to react, but sometimes it's faster. I'd like to test out different options in different types of files so I have a better idea of what will happen. Showing actual samples helps. This also helps if for some reason something really smooth and pretty much one color is getting sampled at the maximum value. That shouldn't happen, so you need to try and fix it.
That problem right there slows down a few renders here and there dramatically.
So where is the option that I'm not seeing?
I don't care how it shows it, but I would like to see it. Is that possible in Vray? I can't seem to find anything on it. I can see GI samples, but don't see image samples.
This is useful for figuring out the best numbers to use. I have a hard time figuring out how the QMC is going to react, but sometimes it's faster. I'd like to test out different options in different types of files so I have a better idea of what will happen. Showing actual samples helps. This also helps if for some reason something really smooth and pretty much one color is getting sampled at the maximum value. That shouldn't happen, so you need to try and fix it.
That problem right there slows down a few renders here and there dramatically.
So where is the option that I'm not seeing?
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