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I think the need for this depends on how much trial and error is involved to find the right settings for the PhotonGI cache. If you need a lot of trial and error, starting 10 renders or so until you found good setttings for photon count, radius etc., then it would be very good to have this pre-visu...

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Great news.

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Dade wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 23, 2018 3:43 pm

I was using a DLSC warmup samples value of 128-256 in my tests, can you try ?

I did it but with no a real success. Splothes again. And I've disabled the DLCS option in the sign material.

This is a CPU test

No, Nvidia Quadro K5200 + Intel Xeon E5-1650 @3,50ghz

I'll try only CPU

I've tried the last beta4 but it seems it's not solving the problem.

I'm with default settings and I have this
The issue with the curtain is solved...it seems it remains the fur as unsolved

madcat117 wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 12, 2018 7:05 pm

they don't call me the madcat for no reason muahahahaha

so we should happy that your nick is not something like "fuc***f_everyone_666" ?

It is HUGE (in Lux context): just try to render a glass sphere on a plane (better if with BiDir), the sun will cast a caustic while distant light doesn't. Distant light emits all parallel photons along the defined direction, it can not be intersected so there are no fireflies with path tracing, it ...

Simple way will be to put distant generic sun as default. What do you think ? I know I could appear as a stupid but I can't really understand the difference from a distant light and a sun light. My background is 3dsmax and Vray. Before Vray added VraySun light type, you have to use a directional li...