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On 14-3-2019 13:28, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 14-3-2019 8:43, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> The small issue I was talking about is the thin line of light visible
>> between the glass/lead and the window frame. It could be the window
>> being a tiny bit too small but I guess it is light "leaking" at
>> angles. Something similar is shown at the angle between floor and
>> wall. I dimly remember this phenomenon was discussed many years ago
>> and I do not remember the way to correct that, except, I believe, by
>> using stochastic anti-aliasing. I shall test that in any case.
>>
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> As I supposed indeed, stochastic antialiasing (with no_cache) solves the
> issue.
>
The downside of this is that combining stochastic aa with photons, will
dramatically decrease render speed. A rough calculation for the image
above, with a crude setting of aa (+a0.1) and with photons enabled,
shows that it will take at least 24 hours to render. :-(
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Thomas
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