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Re: Radiosity example (F1 Ferrari) once again
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lugnet.cad.ray
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Mon, 4 Oct 2004 10:26:49 GMT
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"Travis Cobbs" <tcobbs@REMOVE.halibut.com> wrote in message
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> Most (all?) of Jan's renderings on the posted Brickshelf link don't have
> antialiasing at all, so it's obvious what's causing the seam problem • there.
> However, the forklift done with Nico's setting definitely has antialiasing
> (presumably adaptive POV antialiasing), and the seams still look bad. I'm • sure
> if he did as you suggest, the problem would go away. (I'm guessing you've • made
> extensive use of this technique yourself, given some of the truly • spectacular
> renderings you've posted.)
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> --Travis
I have used the anti-aliasing quite extensively, although just by using the
defaults I've never had any real problems I can remember, which is why I am
confused by the results on this thread. Maybe it is the LGEO thing, although
I am sure I don't always use LGEO. I recall that some tweaking of the
adaptive parameters can bring benefits, and also I had to remove the jitter
option, which created unpleasant effects at times.
Jennifer
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| (...) After looking closely at the forklift image, I think the stair-step effect is happening due to POV-Ray's adaptive antialiasing algorithm. It's much quicker to render the image at the desired resolution with adaptive antialiasing enabled in POV (...) (20 years ago, 30-Sep-04, to lugnet.cad.ray)
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