Hi Guys,
I keep coming accross this issue with area lights shadow banding.
Any ideas of the cause and how to fix?
Cheers,
J
area lights shadow banding
Re: area lights shadow banding
Hi Jure,
Thanks for the reply. When I set the preset to low, it looks fine. When I set it to bespoke preset it seems to band.
Nothing special going on with the lights. I will investigate with a basic scene.
I have noticed on a couple of occasions the area lights have rendered like spherical lights. Some kind of bug I think. Deleting the light and replacing with an area light fixes that issue. Maybe it came from cloning the lights rather than creating them.. hmmm
Thanks for the reply. When I set the preset to low, it looks fine. When I set it to bespoke preset it seems to band.
Nothing special going on with the lights. I will investigate with a basic scene.
I have noticed on a couple of occasions the area lights have rendered like spherical lights. Some kind of bug I think. Deleting the light and replacing with an area light fixes that issue. Maybe it came from cloning the lights rather than creating them.. hmmm
Re: area lights shadow banding
After some investigation it seems the issue is more pronounced with higher quality settings.
This is worrying, as I cant work out what is happening, and I dont really want to have to fix in post.
Thanks for any input.
J
This is worrying, as I cant work out what is happening, and I dont really want to have to fix in post.
Thanks for any input.
J
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Re: area lights shadow banding
Please try turning to "Custom" preset on Quality tab and then modify by hand area lights quality setting to min rec. 3, max rec. 4.
- Jure
Re: area lights shadow banding
That does help. Though still not perfect..
Will investigate further.
Will investigate further.
Re: area lights shadow banding
So the banding at the top is still present though greatly reduced.
I can only assume the effect is coming from a long thin area light in the skylight.
Thanks for the input.
Jim
I can only assume the effect is coming from a long thin area light in the skylight.
Thanks for the input.
Jim