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Hello, I have seen other threads about this topic in this forum, but I do not get it to work. I am using the latest version of Amleto which is 3.1.2. I am able to render images and even slices, which are saved correctly to the desired location. But buffers do not work. I have checked the option &quo...

Excellent jure, thank you very much.

The new stereo mode which has been added in version 2.2 looks quite interesting, but I would appreciate it, if you could give a little more detail on its usage and workflow. Lightwave's native stereo mode for example allows you to easily create those red/green images or separate images which can be ...

Hi Fabian, yes that is very informative. Thanks for your detailed answer.

Does anybody know if there is a relationship between the render speed and the numbers of selected output buffers while rendering?

OK, thanks for your help and sharing your settings.

Hi SAT, You dont mention if you are using Kray surface options on your trees or not? Yes, I forgot to mention that I am using Kray surface options. My settings (Min/Max) were a bit higher than yours and I have not turned off "Cache irradiance". I will try it with your settings. Thanks. No...

Is there a way to speed up the AA process on objects like trees? On simple geometry like buildings the AA works pretty fast, but when I have 3D trees in the scene it takes very long to finish the final image.
Is the new Edgedetector feature something that could help me?

Many thanks Johny_quick.

When using Kray Tonemap Blending, do I need KrayQuickLWF or do I have to turn it off or does Kray use them both side by side. If it uses both what are the preferred settings for KrayQuickLWF? Linear? Thanks.

Ok, thanks.

What is it about the new Edgedetector feature found in the KraySurfaceOptions panel? I cannot find any information about it in your online help.
- Default?
- Alternative 1?
- Alternative 2?
- Alternative 3?
- Alternative 4?

Thanks.

Thanks for your reply, but I have already read that. :wink: What I wanted to know is when do you use the "allow animation" option and when is it better to use time interpolation mode. Because "allow animation" will allow animated objects, too, not only camera. I know what the man...

Can anybody tell me when it is useful to use the option "allow animation" under "shared for all frames" instead of "time interpolation mode"? Is there any rule of thumb when to use this? Thanks in advance.