Lutz-Peter Hooge wrote:

> In article <3AC4B8D0.47B58239@gmx.de>, chr### [at] gmxde says...
> > brightness 1 is a fairly universal value that should be realistic in most
> > cases.  If you change an existing scene for using radiosity, it's often
> > even useful to use lower values.
> I had to set it so 0.3, at 1 everything is white... maybe because I use
> colors > rgb 1.
> But theres another problem: 0 PPS even with HQOn=0 :-(
> Only if I switch EVERYTHING off (reflections, isosurfaces, arealights
> etc), I can get a preview.

Strange. I use HQOn=0 on my old, slow Pentium 133. Note that scenes that use
these settings :
- have only one light source
- all objects have ambient = 0
- have few reflections
- have few (or none !) objects with ior
- colors are normal (below rgb 1)

I hope this helps, but as I design images around radiosity, I can't say that
these settings are universal.

G.
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