GI Clamp value - fireflies

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Hello, I had some problems with fireflies and was able to solve the issue by lowering the GI clamp value from its default 100000 to 1.

I was inspired by this tread:

viewtopic.php?f=9&t=44127

I think this might be interesting for other users doing architectural visualisations where caustics most of the time are not so important whether fireflies can sometimes be a pain...


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Thanks Andreas. The recommended (by Otoy) starting value or GI Clamp is given in the Octane Notes link in my signature.

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face_off wrote:Thanks Andreas. The recommended (by Otoy) starting value or GI Clamp is given in the Octane Notes link in my signature.

Paul
wow - nice one ! did not notice the notes before :-) -> should pay more attention to details !
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Hi Andreas,

Thanks for posting, I've been playing around with GI clamp lately too . . . quite a useful feature!
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