Hi, trying to set Q M settings… It seems really burned:
This is the test with Micha Settings.
Thank you
Zooropa
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We’re going to need more information than that. And is the result just by changing settings? or has the material or scene changed slightly?
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Hey Dalomar, the materials and the scene are the same. The only difference is..visopt file.
Can I send you the Visopt?
Thanks Zooropa
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There really isn’t much there that would seam to cause a change like that. The only thing that might really have that kind of affect would be the Max Depth. At the default its 2 instead of 5.
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Anyone knows why QMC does this???
I read at Vfr Book about the quality colors and high def of this mode. But always I try with this…the image looks really burned.
Thank you.
Zooropa
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I don’t know why there was a change, but in general settings in the QMC Sampler will only adjust the quality of the image as a whole. This is almost to specific for a change in the QMC sampler.
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But, for example, If I gave my file to you, what do you think your vray will do?
Can we try?
I only want to know if this happen only to me or not.
Thx
Zooropa
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Still trying…this is a render with gi_qmc_lc_medium.visopt (Visopts from vfr). I loaded Michas Starter kit HDRI
I discover.. that something with the Hdri…changes everything…
Could be that QMC and HDRI work different than IMap and Hdri???
Thanks a lot guys
Zooropa
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Check gamma correction and color mapping.
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Excuse me Micha…Gamma correction inside Color mapping?? or this is another parameter?
Thank you a lot!
Zooropa
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Gamma correction at the global switches - very important!!! ![]()
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MICHA YOU ARE A GENIUS! THANKS A LOT
I didn’t know about Gamma Correction, Im trying to introduce my self in this parameter. I can’t find at Spot3d anything. I only know that higher numbers = more light!
I read about this Gamma Correction at this forum but all the data seems to be for advancers.
Thanks a lot a lot.
Zooropa