another nice joke... but this is reality: Alright, can you drop the snarky attitude towards long-time users? Thanks... Clipboard01.jpg tested with 3 1070, 3 1060, 4 1060, 5 1060, 5 1070 etc... the same result 417.22 - 452.06 nvidia drivers / studio, gaming / the same result - on any windows pc. onl...

wob wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 06, 2020 3:17 am

nice joke at first indigo must support more then 2 gpus )

Not sure what you mean - Indigo supports as many as you want and since 4.4.10 has near-perfect scaling on NVIDIA GPUs (there was a bug slowing it down before).

That’s not supported in Indigo.

Very cool!

^ Glossyness maps and roughness maps control the roughness of reflections. A roughness map should be used in the Roughness slot.

Specular maps and reflection maps are more or less the same thing and should be used in the Fresnel Scale slot to control the amount of reflection.

I guess it's also possible that IndigoMax doesn't support motion blur? Does anyone actually know?

Cool shots! Not entirely convinced by that bed though, looks a bit low poly and maybe you could have used the new fabric material type?

The colour balance in some of the shots is slightly on the cool side. Is that intended?

Interesting, the Intel denoiser was updated with the new release, there may well be a bug in there I guess.

You could try uploading a scene for us to check? Maybe reduce that car scene down to its bare essentials.

I have never come across something like this, so it's probably something you're doing wrong - hence my question. Are you using blackbody values for your lights? The image looks extremely blown out.

I have no idea what's going on. Looks like you have some serious problems with your scene. I think you need to attach a description of how your scene is set up and lit.

^ It's not possible currently.

wob wrote: ↑

Sat May 16, 2020 2:35 pm

ErichBoehm wrote: ↑

Sat May 16, 2020 6:56 am

The "time till next update" ticker counts down very quickly. Is this normal?

i want faster updates ;) it seems 4.4.7 was in progress ~2 month.

It included some major new features though. You would prefer smaller incremental updates?

Ok, so why compare a denoised shot with the others? Also, are you sure the Luxrender shot hasn't been denoised? It looks very blurry.

Furthermore, it says 7 minutes at the bottom of the Pro-render screenshot, though you stated 15 minutes each in the opening post...

I don't find this comparison very convincing. A couple of things stand out: The floor in the Indigo shot seems particularly glossy, causing more noise. Also, the contrast in the Indigo shot is way higher, meaning the noise looks more prominent. The ceiling in the Cycles shot looks really weird, like...