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VRay anti-alias artifacts About Truespace Archives These pages are a copy of the official truespace forums prior to their removal somewhere around 2011. They are retained here for archive purposes only. VRay anti-alias artifacts // Roundtable 1  |   Order by default Post by e-graffiti // May 29, 2007, 9:45am e-graffiti Total Posts: 171 The image below is using regular VRay (no GI) in tS 7.5. No matter what anti-alias settings I use, 4x or adaptive, I get these very noticeable black lines that are not smooth on the bump map of the image. The lines are on the beige ground plane of the attached image. Anyone have any suggestions on removing them in tS:confused: 6474 Post by weaveribm // May 29, 2007, 11:11pm weaveribm Total Posts: 592 Just in case it's not about Vray... You can try setting your graphics card TS7.11/7.5 Profile to 'Application Controlled' to be sure that your Profile is not in conflict with TS's FSAA, that would be the first and quick thing to try. Perhaps your global Profile has settings (FSAA/AF) that are causing the artifacts. Graphics panel's settings are for use when an application does not natively do stuff like FSAA, anisotropic filtering and other rendering 'tweaks' If it's the desert they could be meteorites mind. As a workaround :) Peter Post by JPSofCA // May 29, 2007, 11:28pm JPSofCA Total Posts: 300 You're using a bump map? Did you try to start the bump map's amplitude at a smaller value? Larger values tend to come out a bit exaggerated. Post by e-graffiti // May 30, 2007, 3:25pm e-graffiti Total Posts: 171 Photoshop to the rescue! Thanks for the responses though. Post by Heidi // Jun 1, 2007, 6:39am Heidi Total Posts: 335 Even a plane has two sides and I think this is a case of the back face showing through. I found that removing the back face(s) of the plane removed the problem.

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