I`ve playing with the latest 3.6 nightlies and I thought it must be my lack of Vray knowledge. (I mean it probably is anyway as I never fully understood real camera settings etc.)
So I`ve been testing the `restaurant` scene from the Chaos courseware to see if it`s just my scenes but I`m getting the same very odd results.
I have reset Vray and Scene Converted to make sure.
BF/LC Full Evaluation will render noisy on some objects where Adaptive is smoother (albeit with fireflies) with Progressive, Bucket is normally better but in dark areas it remains very noisy unless you drop the noise threshold to close to 0.001 or even lower. The 0.0 default is terrible.
BF/BF is really bad on certain objects in Progressive, it`s like sampling just stops for certain objects while others get refined as normal yet when you switch to Bucket mode it renders closer to what you`d expect (although noisy), both using the same noise threshold.
So I`m assuming either Vray has changed so much that even your own scenes aren`t up to date or I don`t understand how Vray 3.6 now works(entirely possible). I read in the forums that the default AA 1/24 Noise 0.01 values should be a good base but they don`t seem to be working here.
Strangely if I test my crappy 3.4 scene without resetting Vray it tends to render much better, much less noise in dark areas and less need to tweak.
attached a few images
thanks
So I`ve been testing the `restaurant` scene from the Chaos courseware to see if it`s just my scenes but I`m getting the same very odd results.
I have reset Vray and Scene Converted to make sure.
BF/LC Full Evaluation will render noisy on some objects where Adaptive is smoother (albeit with fireflies) with Progressive, Bucket is normally better but in dark areas it remains very noisy unless you drop the noise threshold to close to 0.001 or even lower. The 0.0 default is terrible.
BF/BF is really bad on certain objects in Progressive, it`s like sampling just stops for certain objects while others get refined as normal yet when you switch to Bucket mode it renders closer to what you`d expect (although noisy), both using the same noise threshold.
So I`m assuming either Vray has changed so much that even your own scenes aren`t up to date or I don`t understand how Vray 3.6 now works(entirely possible). I read in the forums that the default AA 1/24 Noise 0.01 values should be a good base but they don`t seem to be working here.
Strangely if I test my crappy 3.4 scene without resetting Vray it tends to render much better, much less noise in dark areas and less need to tweak.
attached a few images
thanks
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