How can i get sharper shadows in my renderings without setting the IR Map presets to very high. I have gone over the help file but either cant find the information or just dont understand it. It seems unless i render useing the "Very High" setting in the IR map presets i dont get defined shadows. And to render with the high IR Map settings is takeing hours per iamge. Thanks
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goncalo all lights in the scene are vray lights except direct light acting as the sun. all lights have vray shadows. The scene is a interior scene of a chapel with about 100 chairs. The shadows of the chairs on the floor will not render out crisp unless i render useing the the "Very High" settings.
I would like to be able to balance long render times with quality. Is thier a setting in the Irradiance map settings to control this.
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yea im a lil confused without a render...
all lights in the scene are vray lights except direct light acting as the sun
all lights have vray shadows.
If you want, email me the image at percydaman@yahoo.com and ill up it for ya
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yeah, as percydaman wrote, you need very small areaLights to get crisp shadows w/ vray ligts - i don't have problems like that w/direct lights.
it's just like in real life: a large light panel won't cast sharp shadows - viceversa a small strong light surface will.....
paul.
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hey gadzooks
If you have "store with Irradiance Map" on in your vray lights, they tend to blur out a bit. If you want ultra-crisp shadows turn this otherwise very nifty feature off. Sure... the rendering times will increase, so be careful
Oh, but Screenshots and a bit more information would be better!
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