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JH nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2008/02/14 10:47:
> Following up on my previous question, but perhaps asking it more clearly:
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> 1. Is +SR/+ER supposed to give the same results as an extract from the full
> image?
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> 2. Why doesn't it for my images? (I get slightly different shadings in each
> band.) Could it be because of radiosity? I've already turned off jitter
> ("-J"), though I don't know if I have to do that.
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> Thanks.
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> JH
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When using radiosity, the part of the scene that are not rendered are not
treated the same as those that are actualy rendered.
You start by doing a render at a lower resolution and adding "save_file" in the
radiosity block. Turn off antialiasing. You can also remove several transparent
objects, like window panes. This will save the radiosity data to a file.
Those radiosity data are resolution independent.
You then do a second, full size or partial, render, with "load_file",
pretrace_start 1 pretrace_end 1 and "always_sample off". Leave everything lese
in the radiosity block the same.
There will still be some banding, but much less.
--
Alain
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set the government at defiance. The issuing power should be taken from the
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