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  • Progressive Path Tracing

    Is it possible to set an indefinite period of time for PPT? I remember the sample limit is 65000 but this eventually ends the render at a quality that is still too grainy on high res images.

    Is it possible to set PPT to keep going until manually stopped?

    -Richard
    Richard Rosenman
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  • #2
    Vlado once showed a method for combining multiple ppt renders to get a higher quality, if I remember right he created an exe that would combine them, either that or just eluded to the exe. I am not having any luck searching for the thread though...
    Eric Boer
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    • #3
      Right now this is not possible directly (mostly becaue with previous versions, it was not possible to have more than 2^32 samples for the entire image; with the DMC sampler this is now extended to 2^32 samples per pixel). However, you can render a sequence of images like an animation with "Time-independent" option for the DMC sampler off. Then you can combine the resulting images into one - the program that Eric refers to is called blendimg and I think I still have it somewhere.

      I'll add this as a wish though.

      Best regards,
      Vlado
      I only act like I know everything, Rogers.

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      • #4
        Found the link http://www.spot3d.com/vray/misc/blendimg.rar
        Eric Boer
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