me i'm wrong ???

someone remember something about ?

thanks

In the materail room;

set texture filtering to "crisp" in all image map nodes. (It is at the bottom)

Ok, many thanks.

i'll try

Lowering the minimum shading rate in the render settings is another way.  By default it's set a 1.  Lowering the minimum shading rate can increase render times by a bit.

Interesting.  I've been having that same problem with some of the textures I use, now I have an idea of what to do.

Just an extra tip:

Never-ever put texture filtering to "none".

You loose texture caching that way. => In General preferences.

Always set texture filtering to quality or crips.
Crisp being the preferred method.

What's the difference between crisp and quality? Is crisp done by adding sharpening?

Crisp is an additional setting introduced in Poser 9/PP2012 which is another sharpening step for textures

Quote - Just an extra tip:

Never-ever put texture filtering to "none".

You loose texture caching that way. => In General preferences.

Always set texture filtering to quality or crips.
Crisp being the preferred method.

A special case can exist for (at least some) transparency maps, apparently.  Because Poser.  :lol:

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2862631&page=2

I would also think that background props and models could use texture filtering at none to enhance DoF for those renders incorporating camera aperture control.

The lines on skin also appear sometimes if the displacement maps are too strong. But they're not white lines then but rather very small black lines.

Quote - Just an extra tip:

Never-ever put texture filtering to "none".

You loose texture caching that way. => In General preferences.

 

What has texture caching to do with texture filtering? And why is it lost that way?