yonosoy wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 20, 2020 2:28 am

Tomorrow in 4K, under this one...

nop.

486 samples per pixel. Stop.
Have some ideas... for more over.
ZZZ_3.2.2.jpg

So awesome, love those colours <3

Hi, I was randomly testing in R22 and have some smol bug reports

1. IPR doesn't seem to work in GPU mode: to reflect scene changes you have to click stop and then start again.
2. CPU IPR sometimes gets stuck in low res without updating to 1:1 pixels (see attachment).

Glad to hear all is well Whaat are you up to these days?

But you can try this awesome HDRI: https://hdrihaven.com/hdri/?c=outdoor&h=kloppenheim_02

This is some of the greatest rendering porn on the internet :O Amazing job as always!

You should update your drivers from nvidia.com

These renders are all unbelievably awesome, holy shit

Just some overpriced hardware-based denoising, don't bother with it, at least not this year. Incorrect; as others noted in this thread, the main point is specialised hardware in Turing GPUs for doing BVH traversal and triangle intersection, both super useful for Indigo GPU and would probably result...

The Titan V benchmark was on Apple, i.e. not nearly as fast as it should be.

Still, those Turing GPUs are incredible

hello <3

Amazing work again yonosoy, and in beautiful 4k! \:D/

Yes, it only affects the number of indirect illumination bounces; 8 is fine for basically all scenes except with complex glass reflections and refractions.

To answer your questions, 1. It's probably better not to use the CPU, though you are welcome to do a quick test to see if it helps 2. It's the number of bounces of light to compute with the GPU, I think you could use a default value of 8 and maybe try higher if you have very complex glass scene or s...

The 1050 Ti is pretty much the Pascal version of the earlier Maxwell-based 750 Ti, which is our minimum supported spec GPU. So it's already going to lag a little bit, because we're aiming for faster GPUs such as the 1070. On the plus side, those lower end GPUs can overclock like crazy, you can try t...

Thanks for checking out Indigo and making these notes! I'm sure some of it will be useful for fused, our C4D guy