Exterior tests - pool area and some q's

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afecelis
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I used Paq's and rebooted and it seems like it allows me to go a bit higher though mem consumption also went up. Still, good to know it's a matter of having an adequate videocard.
Here's another 1 minute test with the smoothing problem solved and and a bit better lighting:
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Thanks for all the comments and help guys.

ps. When I use a higher render resolution the fireflies in the windows (glass material) are more noticeable, and seem to take a lot longer to clean up. Are there any tweaks or special settings to take into account when rendering transparent glass? Is there a way to make it similar to "architectural glass" and therefore faster to trender?
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no, just make your're normal face outwards.
there's no architectural glass material in octane yet...

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What about using a glossy material with a bit of transparency? I havent tested it doh, just a thought.

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