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Caustics Problems

Lightwave (none) posted on Nov 16, 2003
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i'm just playing around with caustics, but i always get those funny little dots all over! does anyone know how i can get the effect to look like how it should be? thanx heaps

Comments (5)


oblivionblack

3:31PM | Sun, 16 November 2003

if not is probably due to a "strange" modelling..post a wireframe in the forum, maybe someone can help!

airtruk

8:42PM | Sun, 16 November 2003

well the model is a normal wireframe similar to a cylinder with subpatch on. this is according to a tutorial from 3D world and they got beautiful caustics ... and every other tut i've seen. any general ideas or comments?

EBac2001

8:34AM | Mon, 17 November 2003

if you're still having trouble, IM me, and you can send me the scene/object files, and I'll see what the problem is...ttyl

pnevai

11:18PM | Mon, 17 November 2003

What is the softness setting for the caustics. If it is near 1 then that is what you get. Try elevating the softness setting.

airtruk

7:29AM | Tue, 18 November 2003

I did another little render with a much higher value in Accuracy and softness set to 10 and it looked much better ... that was with limited region, doing the full render now so let's see - think it should be fine. thanx for all your comments - airtruk :oP


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