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no, i am referring to the white grain around the spots as seen in detail.jpg

posting these wires, one is scene in layout, other is model closeup ceiling.

Hello Jure,
The lumi are calculated indirect in render settings.

Surface luminousity is 500000
krayshader lum number 500
compute as indirect in shader is off

geometry is one large poly which is the ceiling and chroom ring with lumi poly inside only, no glass on top.

jure wrote:Oh and very nice work!

Thanks Jure. I will check when i get at the office and post.

Hello people, I'm posting this, the job is done the client was happy but i wasnt. What bugs me is the noise the lumi's are causing. I upped the photons through the roof but it just comes out horrible. Office_Closeup.jpg detail.jpg To improve what is the best way to handle a situation like this? Any ...

@Salvatore:
How to achieve sunshadows that are transparant like yours? is your sun an area light with a high photonpower setting? My shadows are always close to complete black.

Cheers
Ric

i like the amount of light in the picture. Some crits: i cant seem to figure out the time of day (without the view outside i would say its a nightshot, because its rather evenly lit) the two round footbenches/tables are exactly alike (!), you should either rotate one of them or set world coordinates...

btw shouldnt these new things be announced in the general section?

i didnt know there was an lscript for it, i did a search on wiki and found it. I got it working through master plugins but is it possible to get in into the kray options panel?

it isnt refraction blurring, just a plain glass surface. It shows up as white in the refraction buffer, reflection buffer is normal. Seems the only way to get rid of it is to remove any refraction going on in the surface. Also notice the odd reflection in the window glass (car seems different color).

As the subject states this keeps on destroying my render, whenever i add some refraction to my glass surfaces in exterior work it starts to light up, whats up with that?

cheers

ric

looks ok at this resolution, really is a bit small. Good compositon. maybe add a background and some reflection to the wood. If i look at both images the left looks realictic, and going to the right it starts to looking dull, its not a lacking in composition but the loss of highlights (or reflection...

juice wrote:I can see this link http://www.kraytracing.com/new/distribution
Yesterday I was posting here in forum, and my post are gone?! are there problems on the site?

probably thats on the password secured area now..

so i wont post any screenshots then Anyways, was a nice peak at things to come..

cheers

http://kraytracing.com/new/

looks refreshing, good work