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Le 2011/07/31 09:25, Le_Forgeron a écrit :
> Le 31/07/2011 12:45, kiwon nous fit lire :
>> Alain<aze### [at] qwerty org> wrote:
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>> The table is always differently rendered with some jitters.
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> Confirmed... using classical kitchen_probe.hdr... when more than 1
> working thread.
>
> using +wt1 removes the difference (but it is still sensible to +BS(int)
> +RP(int) +RS(int) (Block Size, Render pattern, Render step)
>
> Looks like some code is using a global resource, unprotected (like a
> random generator ?)
There is a note about radiosity that say that *exact* reproduction is
NOT guaranteed from render to render when using radiosity.
It seems to be because radiosity use some montecarlo approximation and
some other pseudo-random sequences.
There is a flag that can be set to increase the similarity. It will tend
to slightly increase the rendering time.
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