Hello everybody,
as you can see I am having some problems with grain on glas materials. What feels strange to me is that everything else looks fine. My Maxsamples are at 128 right now and I can for sure bump this up, but as soon as I get to a good looking result my render times get over 4 minutes too, which is almost like when I use the Cinema 4D physical render.
Has anybody got tipps on how to improve glas without increasing the maxsamples?
I am Using Cinema 4D R15 with a geforce GTX 560 Ti
glas material grainy :(
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- ralf_breninek

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- mib2berlin

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Hi, 128 is really low and 4 minutes is long for such a render and the GTX 560Ti is not a slow card.
Set down the maxdepth to 4-6.
Try to use direct lightning kernel diffuse and enable fake shadow for specular material.
Hm, I need 10 seconds for 128 maxsample, can you upload the file? (ocs+obj)
Cheers, mib.
Set down the maxdepth to 4-6.
Try to use direct lightning kernel diffuse and enable fake shadow for specular material.
Hm, I need 10 seconds for 128 maxsample, can you upload the file? (ocs+obj)
Cheers, mib.
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- gordonrobb

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Yes I would agree that there's something in your seetings making your render times very high.
I would expect 128 samples to render in a matter of seconds.
Also however, sometimes octane will render as slowly as your native app, but it will be far more realistic
I would expect 128 samples to render in a matter of seconds.
Also however, sometimes octane will render as slowly as your native app, but it will be far more realistic
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