In article <4062ab6c@news.povray.org>, Warp <war### [at] tagpovrayorg> 
wrote:

>   Actually I don't think that would help much. It would just smoothen the
> borders of the artifacts, without making them any less visible (besides
> slowing down the rendering, of course).

It is basically the same technique used to make tiling textures, and it 
works there even with great variation in the portions of the images 
being mixed. In this case, the images will be nearly the same, only the 
artifacts of the radiosity will be different.

Of course, more overlap not only means better results, but also more 
pixels being rendered multiple times, but this method would be simple to 
implement and would work with the present radiosity, without the 
complications of having to make sure the radiosity data is synchronized.

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