The funny thing is, the larger the render gets, the larger the error area seems to grow. Nothing at preview size, more at 1000x1000, even more at 2000x2000 (both attached, reduced to be the same size). And then the most, by far, at the 3000x3000 resolution I want to use.

Again, I have changed no other settings except the render size. I even tried turning off the RayTracing, to see if that would help, but it didn't. The size of the render seems, somehow, to be the key. I also moved the camera up slightly, wondering if maybe the height was somehow putting it below the surface of that front object -- but no luck.

And, again, I've used this same set (with different textures) with no problem. The only changes to the set are adding the volcano and its SFX and moving the tiny ships around on the bay. Plus the change of texture, sky zone texture, and lights.

But, again, what puzzles me is that it looks fine -- perfect -- in the small preview-sized render.

Help, please! (I'd like to get a genuine full-size render, rather than cobble together good and bad pieces in photoshop.)

Here's those 1000x1000 and 2000x2000 size renders.

 Stephen D. Sullivan

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