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Warp wrote:
> John VanSickle <evi### [at] hotmail com> wrote:
>>> (I have to admit, though, that I can think of variations where
>>> samples can be jittered *and* shared between pixels. However, I don't know
>>> exactly what POV-Ray is doing.)
>
>> I don't see a problem with jittering a shared sample. Samples can be
>> assigned to a particular place in the pixel, and this assignment used to
>> determine any sharing between pixels (or sub-pixels, since this is
>> adaptive); when the sample is actually traced, it can be jittered at
>> that time.
>
> Which is what I said. :)
>
> Maybe if POV-Ray doesn't currently share antialiasing samples between
> pixel someone could take a look how difficult it would be to make a patch
> to do exactly that.
From the docs: "Samples that are common among adjacent pixels and
sub-pixels are stored and reused to avoid re-tracing of rays."
Regards,
John
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