Hey Godzilla, nice collection.

Interesting comparison!
The image of Lux looks a bit strange.
Which version and settings did you use?

hey psor, little Stress-Maker today? The question is whether it was the best way to do this "workaround" publicly. Perhaps a PM would have done it too. @fused Helpful users report issues, moderate now! Note: I reported this issue month ago and a quick solution too and there is nothing more I can do ...

Hey psor, tips and tricks are always welcome.
Your tip is a little bit Working-Against-Glare like.
Let's rather focus on ANOTHER project!

-Open-Source Plugin API Sounds like one could make it load igi's? As already known, the free version of Indigo is limited to 0.7 MP. There is a workaround. You just enable supersampling, let it render, open the .igi and have a much bigger image without the watermark. Oooooops, now I've told the sec...

I had first seen the third picture, and thought first the other two would be the reference images.
Respect!

@Administrators
I like the white background.

@tungee
Could you change the image of your avatar?
It makes me aggressive!

@godzilla
Your super-sized signature is bigger than your comments,
please make it smaller. Or better remove the image.

Problem solved with your help, thanks!

Ok, I set the error_threshold to 0.0 and it looks all right now. The resulting number of triangles than was ten times larger. Perhaps the error is not visible because of the large number of tris? I have the feeling that there is a bug in the subdivision code and because of this related tris are subd...

That's it!
I must have been blind, I had in mind subdivision but I searched for displacement.
I will test these displacement_error_threshold...
Thanks a lot!!!

Finaly we understand us!

I think I saw some time ago a thread with walls and undisplaced triangles.
It was solved by theses threshold (I think).
The forum search gives no result and i looked in almost all threads but I can't find this thread...

Thanks for your help.
My English is not the best (communication issue)...

In this render I only used a displacement map to exclude a problem with multiple textures (mesh is unsmoothed) but it's the same.

I think there's nothing we can do here.

Ah ok, you mean the number of connections of the vertices. I thought uvs were related to textures only...

Where can i find view_dependent_subdivision? There is no parameter in the igs-file or in my indigo inifile.xml!? In the igs-file is merge_vertices_with_same_pos_and_normal set to true, the border UVs are welded than? I'm using a blend material. The first material (logo) uses 4 textures for albedo, b...