Hi all!
I'm learning how to use radiosity, so I've made a small image based on the
classic Cornell Box (see below)
I've used rather high quality settings (I think), roughly based on
Radiosity_OutdoorHQ in rad_def.inc . The render took more than 24h on my
poor 750 MHz PC and though, I think there are still some radiosity artifacts
on the image (especially between the toruses; also some kind of grainy
effect).
I read the Povray docs several times, but I have a lot of difficulty
understanding how radiosity works precisely, in relation with the various
parameters. Could anybody help me find which parameter to tune to get a
better quality?
Luminous cylinders are ambient 2.8 diffuse 0
Walls are ambient 0 diffuse 0.98
Radiosity settings are:
{
brightness 1.0
count 500
error_bound 0.1
gray_threshold 0.0
low_error_factor 0.5
minimum_reuse 0.015
nearest_count 7
recursion_limit 3
adc_bailout 0.0035
max_sample -1.0
media on
normal on
always_sample 1
pretrace_start 0.08
pretrace_end 0.004
}
Thanks in advance!
Xavier
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