You can add sample rate pass to your render elements to see where your noise is compared to your anti-aliasing to help you figure out your next move. With the new system in Vray 3.4, if you're using progressive with brute force, the only things you should have to mess with for quality is noise level and shading rate.aside from image size, of course.īump your min shading rate up and noise level down until things clean up to your liking. glossy reflections, GI, area shadows, etc) instead of anti-aliasing, and more effort will be put in the sampling of shading effects.' Sometimes you cant see the seams from the consecutive renders, but sometimes you may need to composite in post and clean up the seams.īut, to fix your problem without doing a 'work-around' while just doing a normal render, I think you'll have to take a look at your min shading rate.Ĭhaos Group definition: 'Shading Rate – Controls how many rays will be used for calculating shading effects (e.g. That way all of your subdivs will focus on the small regions and clean it up faster/better. If you dont want to mess with the settings too much and you're happy with the rest of the render, you could make sure you're switched to progressive rendering and just do a 'region render' and render only the glass areas.

Yeah, no more material s all render settings now. What is your noise & min shading rate set to?

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