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Old 07-29-2007
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Rendering Problems C4D - Global Illumination

At the moment I'm building a scene for my future renders. As you can see, i have some Problems with the GI in the marked areas and the shadows.

Maybe you can give me some Hints. If necessary, i can post some screen-shots of the rendersettings.
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Hi Evil Betty

looks more linke an antialiasing problem. to me. maybe set the anti aliasing to best and just do render area for some little test so you don't have to wait all that long. otherwise the scene looks pretty good so far. a little dark but that's more a descisionof style.

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Old 07-29-2007
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Na... it's not... AA is on "Best"... dunno where the hell those "pointy ****" comes from :/
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i think too it's an AA problem ..
With the AA in "best" and with min:2x2-maxx8, do you have this problems ?
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hey looks like a very wierd problem, post a clay and an unsmoothed wire as well so i can take a closer look at those areas, also make sure there isnt any normals problems. Select all polygons and right click then chose align normals. But it looks like you need to up the following settings shown in the attatchment anyway. Hope this helps.
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If you follow whats said above and also change the threshold of the aa to 3-5%.
This makes renders longer but aa is a lot better
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