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When I display the tiles stats, the problem becomes clear. Some tiles are stopped after 2 passes (128 samples) while other ones go on (in the image below some are in the 30s already - over 2000 samples). This results in the buckets with more passes to be cleaner and the borders of the tiles become v...

I will have to create one - can't post this one.

I'm not sure what the "adaptive rendering option" is, but this is the rendering saved out after being finished. It's also weird that the more complex area shows less noise than the "easier" areas.

I have a few problems with Tiled Path rendering and need some help or explanations. Why are the noise levels different when using the Multipass option, which is enabled by default? I used the default settings. Here's an image showing the issue. http://www.argfx.at/upload/Luxcore_Bug_03.jpg What are ...

That's all pretty confusing and it's no wonder that it takes so long to get into good results. So the bottom line is to stay away from "Out of core" as you will never know how much samples you will get in the end. And eventually one half of the image looks different from the other. After l...

There was one question about tiled rendering being more noisy than non-tiled rendering and there was one about "Out of core" renderings not being finished. They are unrelated I'm not sure to which of those questions you are referring to with your answer. But as you talk about "512 sam...

I fear I don't understand. The halt condition IS 512 samples.Where did I set it to a value less than 512.

One more question - maybe it's a bug. Why does my rendering only go about half the way when using "Out of core" rendering?

Here are the settings.

Isn't the result of the tiled rendering supposed to look similar to the progressive version? My tiled renderings are much noisier with the same amount of samples.

Thanks for the info about the n-panel. So now that I have figured out that there is a bit to get my renderings done, it's about finding the best settings to make the renderings look good and fast. And there are a lot of settings to adjust. If there are any things I should prioritize for my purposes ...