I tried to bake with 1.7 and I have white lines in the baked texture around my UVs that are visible when mapped. Any idea ?
I have a whish for 1.7+ : I would like in the baker panel to choose a camera when selecting UVs and objects so we can have 512, 1024 camera ready and choose good one.
And a second one is that baker would be presented as a list : (in a seperate panel)
first line this object, this UV this camera
second one another object another uV and same camera for example.
with a checkmark for rendering or not a UV.
So we can go to bed when rendering....
Any chance you develop something like in Lightscape, where once light calculation was finished it was automaticly stored ("baked") into mesh of the scene?
This way you had to process the scene one time for light calculation and then just RayTrace frames wich takes very small amount of time, wich is ideal for making animations.
About the white lines, with 1.7, when baking you should turn off pixel filter, set it to box mode with 0 radius. that should do it. Hopefully G. will have us a fix soon.
Mario wrote:Any chance you develop something like in Lightscape, where once light calculation was finished it was automaticly stored ("baked") into mesh of the scene?
This way you had to process the scene one time for light calculation and then just RayTrace frames wich takes very small amount of time, wich is ideal for making animations.
it's already in kray, called Shared GI file, better than in Lightscape even, because it does not have to create geometry (submesh) for this.
Somehow I dont belive what youre saying?!
And youre saying that even Vray doesnt have this option?!
Can you explain what the Shared GI is and what it does?
Are you happy with kray (I think yes imho), I have just placed my order, and I am waiting for the link to download kray.
I hope to be able to make an animation on a big project in a short time.
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Mario wrote:
Somehow I dont belive what youre saying?!
And youre saying that even Vray doesnt have this option?!
Can you explain what the Shared GI is and what it does?
Vray have this option. the option to save GI to a file is something we have complained about for years in lightwave to no avail. Basically it means Kray (vray /mentalray fill in the rest here) shoot it's photons,calculates it's irradiancemaps and saves that result to a file. After it have been saved it can be loaded and used again for another camera angle or even updated if something have changed that affects globalillumination in some way.
Johan, what about the experimental kray.exe that work only with Butterfly Net Render? Does it work with this shared GI mode, If yes, I have to buy BNR at once...
Hold your horses Eddie and bear in mind that Kray.exe is experimental. We dont sell it yet and we dont even call it alpha at this stadium. The normal plugin is very fast though and on an fast machine it's possibel to get about 5 minutes per videoframe.
