Anitaliasing? 2004-04-28 - By Thomas Moffat Grimes
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Higher AA is required as others have noted. Please note that you may well
find better performance and results by rendering with only adaptive AA to an
image twice the size you need, rather than 2x AA (or image three times the
size you need in place of 3x AA, four times the size you need in place of 4x
AA etc). I find this often gives better quality and a slightly faster render
time all told. You can then resize in an external application.
For video, this may mean requiring batch processing to resize the sequence
of images.
HTH!
Tom
Thomas Moffat Grimes
Marketing Communications
Caligari Corporation
mailto:thomas@(protected)
http://www.caligari.com
-- --Original Message-- --
From: Alexander Shyrokov [mailto:shirokov@(protected)]
Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 10:57 AM
To: truespace@(protected)
Subject: [TSML] Anitaliasing?
Hi, everyone.
I have a short animation. The problem is that I have a kind of
antialising problem there, which creates a moving pattern.
http://sjcomp.com/wip/cl_big.avi
It's about 1mg. And look for the things in the upper top of the video.
Benches on the sides of the building and stones along the lawns has
these moving stripes. Any suggestions about how it is possible to get
rid of such effect? I had adaptive antialising enabled.
Thank you.
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Regards,
Alexander. http://sjcomp.com
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