color bleeding saturation control

[DDD]

PleasSSSeEEE include color bleeding saturation control in 1.5

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[RErender]

It's in there http://www.spot3d.com/vray/help/VRay..._params_gi.htm

[travistlo]

Thats better that its included, but i wish it was per material, not entire image.

[DDD]

FANTASTISCH !

[tom schuelke]

maybe we will see this in 1.5 in object ore wrapper too.


tom

[plastic_]

well at global level it doesnt really make sense?
i like color bleeding, just not with grass.

[Frances]

Does it make a difference if you create your GI maps while your troublesome material is desaturated and then restore the material to original, then render? It works with radiosity, though there is color bleed control at the material level with Arch. mats. A certain amount of color bleed is necessary to produce realism.

Sorry, I don't have the advanced version to experiment with.

[tom schuelke]

Hmm

i think also at global level it makes much sense. of course you cant tweek it as much as you would want to. but the scenes of ship intereior we rendered were totaly exploding of colours. just switching down a bit colorbleeding gave it the right touch. it realy was much better, and its not the same as turning down colors in photoshop.

it realy makes sense. but would also be better on object leverl and still better on a material level.


Tom