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Le 09/09/2013 07:15, Alain a écrit :
> When you have moving parts, reusing radiosity samples will result in
> highly inacurate results. With moving lights, you'll be left with areas
> retaining the illumination from the first frame in the last frame.
>
> Some things that you may try:
Just a suggestion: flickering is high frequency, what about computing
(and saving) radiosity samples for "key" frames (such as every second or
something of that range for eye detection) and reusing the saved
radiosity on the next frames, until the next key frames.
On key frame, the radiosity is "exact" and it is stable for a few frames.
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