Very useful tips and tricks , Thank you so much, Please can you do a tutorial of how to light an Interior with Lumen to get best Archviz results , thank uuu !!
Depends, the cvar settings need to be applied every time you open the engine up (unless you write it in the defaultengine.ini file) but the others should only need to be enabled and applied once per project :)
n this kind of scenario, the edges of the model are prone to flickering constantly... especially the edges of metal and building objects, and sometimes there are things like Moore's stripes flickering constantly in the picture... what should be done to completely avoid these problems!
Export and import traditional DCC first exclude! The fundamental reason is that it is easy to break the original normals and UVs of the model, resulting in material textures being prone to failure and disorder..@@AutodidactAnimotions
The flickering is a artifact from the anti-aliasing. You won't get that when you render the scene with more AA samples in the Render Queue configuration :)
AHHHH you saved my LIFE with the antialiasing trick! Thanks sm for the help!
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Great video! Learned a few new tips.
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Very useful tips and tricks , Thank you so much,
Please can you do a tutorial of how to light an Interior with Lumen to get best Archviz results , thank uuu !!
Will these new settings become the default settings for future projects, or will they need to be set each time?
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Depends, the cvar settings need to be applied every time you open the engine up (unless you write it in the defaultengine.ini file) but the others should only need to be enabled and applied once per project :)
Hi, what your PC Specs and the storage setup you use for 3D? I'm curious to know because I'm building on right now.
n this kind of scenario, the edges of the model are prone to flickering constantly... especially the edges of metal and building objects, and sometimes there are things like Moore's stripes flickering constantly in the picture... what should be done to completely avoid these problems!
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Simple, to completely avoid such problems make your animated film in Maya with Arnold or even Blender with Cycles.
Export and import traditional DCC first exclude! The fundamental reason is that it is easy to break the original normals and UVs of the model, resulting in material textures being prone to failure and disorder..@@AutodidactAnimotions
The flickering is a artifact from the anti-aliasing. You won't get that when you render the scene with more AA samples in the Render Queue configuration :)
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