I used the scene provided in the original posting with no modifications.

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| "SomeOne" <ask### [at] yahoocouknospam> wrote in message
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| > "Hughes, B." <bob### [at] charternet> schreef in bericht
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| > | "Slime" <fak### [at] emailaddress> wrote in message
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| > | >8---8<
| > | > Have you posted screenshots of the display window or the actual
| output?
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| > | Rendered image files, which were pasted together into a single picture.
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| > | Here's a png of the simpler example, marked in red showing where the
| > | blockiness appears always toward bottom right directions. AA options
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| > | +a0.05 +am1 +j1.0 used. Contrast enhanced to make it show up better. And
| > | yes, Ross is right, AA method 2 seems to be okay.
| > | The original rendered file attached, also. All these images began as
| PNG, I
| > | hadn't tried other formats until just now and see that it doesn't change
| the
| > | artifact.
| > |
| > | Bob H.
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| > I'm using 3.6. I see no artifacts when I render it. -AA, +AA0.01, +AA0.05,
| > +AA0.3, +AA1, +AA10. All look okay, with no artefacts. I also tried the
| > settings you suggested (+A0.05 +AM1 +J1.0) no problemo :-\
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| using what scene? were there a sky_sphere{...} or background{...} blocks?
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