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Originally posted by Morbid Angel View PostWhats the purpose of AO? just make it darker in crevices? its not physically accurate and it does add to render time and noise.Colin Senner
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Btw, that AO amount shown in that picture is at a 4.0 multiplier.
Usually I keep it at 0.6 to keep it really subtle, but I can't see it below values of 2-4. Vlado or someone from the team, can you comment on what is affecting the strength of the AO in the GI settings? Usually it's way too strong at .8, in this case with Vlado's settings, it's barely noticeable.Colin Senner
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Originally posted by MoonDoggie View PostBtw, that AO amount shown in that picture is at a 4.0 multiplier.
Usually I keep it at 0.6 to keep it really subtle, but I can't see it below values of 2-4. Vlado or someone from the team, can you comment on what is affecting the strength of the AO in the GI settings? Usually it's way too strong at .8, in this case with Vlado's settings, it's barely noticeable.
Default Settings / AO on:
Vlado's Settings / AO on:
Default Settings / AO off:
Vlado's Settings / AO off:
Scene: http://ftp.chaosgroup.com/support/scenes/ao_test.max
There might be something else specific in your scene which cause that difference so if possible please pack it and send it for investigation.
Originally posted by MoonDoggie View PostOh man, Probabilistic lights was on, forgot to turn it off. Let's see if that's the issue. Ps. it really doesn't seem to work and it doesn't seem like it should default to on.Last edited by Svetlozar Draganov; 18-09-2015, 01:04 AM.
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Svetlozar,
For some reason, I didn't get informed there was a new post here and thus I haven't checked this thread in a couple days. Thanks for taking some time to investigate and attempt to reproduce this issue. The brightness difference is gone when probabalistic lights are off (so that's great).
I'll see if I can reproduce this locally with a stripped down scene.
Is there a forum setting so I can see replys to threads I start?
Thanks!Colin Senner
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Originally posted by vlado View PostI think I saw a setting somewhere in the user profile whether to subscribe automatically to threads you create.
Originally posted by MoonDoggie View PostIs there a forum setting so I can see replys to threads I start?
From there it will give you various notification options to choose from.Kind Regards,
Morne
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Originally posted by Morne View PostYes this one
If you don't have the auto subscribe enabled, you could always in your thread top right of any page in that thread click on "Thread Tools" and then the 3rd option in the flyout is "Subscribe to this Thread...".
From there it will give you various notification options to choose from.
I subscribed to this thread now, I must have turned it off ages ago because I was getting emails too quickly when I used to post a lot more.Colin Senner
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