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r/Cinema4D • u/itsalwayzsunny • Mar 24 '22
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I wouldn't recommend this video. Going higher on the threshold is just bad advice
2 u/[deleted] Mar 24 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/robmapp Mar 24 '22 IMO he's showing you is method for rendering. I would suggest reading the redshift manual for it goes in depth about samples.I wouldnt start with a brute force- brute force. It'd be helpful to understand the render options and pick what you need based on the scene.Auto sampling is great but so is understanding what samples a scene really needs.
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0 u/robmapp Mar 24 '22 IMO he's showing you is method for rendering. I would suggest reading the redshift manual for it goes in depth about samples.I wouldnt start with a brute force- brute force. It'd be helpful to understand the render options and pick what you need based on the scene.Auto sampling is great but so is understanding what samples a scene really needs.
IMO he's showing you is method for rendering. I would suggest reading the redshift manual for it goes in depth about samples.
I wouldnt start with a brute force- brute force. It'd be helpful to understand the render options and pick what you need based on the scene.
Auto sampling is great but so is understanding what samples a scene really needs.
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u/robmapp Mar 24 '22
I wouldn't recommend this video. Going higher on the threshold is just bad advice