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Vue F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 21 4:12 am)
Vuess it is because texture filtering is activated, which normally needed for animations. If you disable it, you may get artifacts like "crawling" textures. Not pretty. If you stll want to disable it, you will need to use your own rnder settings for your animation and disable it from the Anti aliasing part of the render window
I have Texturing Filtering anywheres from 22 - 30 %. Rendering with it off, you will notice the difference right away.
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Hello everyone !!! I m new to vue ... I m using vue 10 and have import into a scene of a poser animation file. Everything seems to be ok .... I made a render test and it was ok. but when I m starting to render the entire animation there is some small blur effect in each images which is smthing i don't want for certain scenes. I disable motion blur in render setting + put blur motion to 0% to camera properties and still there is this small motion blur in the face of my figure in each frames but it s only doing that when I render for animation ... simple image render does not make this blur effect.
If someone know what I m missing to disable please let me know .
Thanks :)