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> On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 19:26:10 +0200, "KalleK" <kal### [at] gmx de> wrote:
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> >Have you only turned jitter off:
> >Jitter=off
> >or have you turned down the jitteramount, too:
> >Jitter_Amount=0.0
> >I'm not sure, but in former versions of POVRay (pre-3.5) turning off jitter
> >was not enough. At least that's what I experienced. Maybe this strange
> >behaviour is still alive...
>
> Yes, I have Jitter=off and Jitter_Amount=0.0 I always use those settings in
> animations. I think it is the turbulence in woods that show up. Especially on
> the end grain. Warps suggestion about scaling is probably the best advice. I
> changed the wood in my model and got better results. I will post the animation
> in p.b.a
>
>
> Regards
> Stephen
Try using a higher Antialias_Depth value. I have a similar problem when using
planes with checker textures. Near the horizon I get some jitter but it doesn't
change through different frames (unless I change camera angle).
Using a higher depth, I get less jitter, but you can't get completely rid of it.
You can also try using sampling method 2 (slower) or blurring the final image(s)
a bit with a picture modifying program.
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