I have always white artifacts on the edge and I have also already tried out all possible render settings. Can somebody maybe help me?

P6, default HyperReal skin, HyperRealLight 1

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my render settings

its probably to do with anti-aliasing- ot makes your image edges smoother. you can hide them by choosing the right background or by in a paint program like photoshop you can select the image so you've got the "marching ants", inverse the selection, expand selection by 1 or 2 pixels then delete.that should clear it up

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stewer's page indicates that increasing pixel samples and post filter values (gaussian) will improve the anti-aliasing. one should avoid using photoshop in this case, as it may make things even worse.

I think it's your alt diffuse. Check out the promo renders by morris for this product. Killing the culprit light or moving it skould help. You can also reduce highlighting in the script or in matroom. Great effect but not always desired... I would avoid filters. Nothing wrong with your rendersettings but for this, as is, Shading rate 2.00 and maxtex cut in half (even 1024) should give you the same results with more speed. Drop the shading rate for choppy hair as needed. I could be wrong...

Wenke - the "artifacts" are actually specular highlights from the backlight. Turn off the back-light to remove the effect (I personally quite like it and use it a lot). So post 5 to remove the pixelation.

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Thank you all for your help :o) I will try this today...

I dunno, is this white artifacts? Look at inner legs, wrists, neck. Downloaded the update yesterday, installed. Trying Hyperreal V3 on my new light settings. How can I fix this? Surprised I saw this. Didn't before. I am impressed on the texture with the lighting. Can be adjusted though.

Message edited on: 08/26/2005 17:47

Ah...nm ..found that I had "Texture Filtering" check. Did another render..All ok..Sorry. :-)

Message edited on: 08/26/2005 20:05