In article <Xns957BCB950ADBAraf256com@203.29.75.35>, "Rafal 'Raf256' Maj" 
<spa### [at] raf256com> wrote:

> global_settings { radiosity {
>     count 1600 error_bound 0.3 nearest_count 15  // very-high quality
>     //count  800 error_bound 0.6 nearest_count 12 // high quality
>     #if (SHOW_BUG=2)
>       minimum_reuse 0.000001
>     #end
> } }

There is no bug here at all. You are simply exceeding the maximum resolution
radiosity can offer.  That is also why setting higher quality improves
quality while reducing radiosity quality settings makes the resolution
limits more visible.  You will see pretty much the same effect if you just
render your image at 5000 times the resolution with a normal camera angle
(well, if you could render such a huge image anyway).

    Thorsten

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