Mr schrieb:
> Here is what I have so far with the skin shader I'm trying to do... not much :(
> 
> maurice.raybaud.eu/images/stories/FastSSSradFlicker.avi
> 
> I used FastSSS2 macro to get render times below 6 minutes per frame (I was
> aiming for below 3 But it's still faster than true SSS.
> The problem is I had to use radiosity So now I wonder if the flickering I get on
> the backlit side is because of fastprox or because of radiosity.

Unless you make use of POV-Ray's mechanisms for storing and re-loading 
of radiosity samples, some deal of flicker is virtually inevitable with 
radiosity - the lower-quality the settings, the worse.

(Of course it doesn't help that if your scene contains any moving 
objects, you'd theoretically need to recompute radiosity for every frame 
anyway.)

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