Swimming Floor

[substyle]

check out render settings, stupid, sounds like motion blur is turned on or something else like this.

subby

[ACFred]

I'd also double-check to make sure you haven't grouped your texture placement node to your camera on accident. It sounds as if you're moving the camera and the texture node at the same time, causing the swimming.

[Darrell Croswell]

might be your hardware texturing being all buggy. select the material on the floor...and make hardware texturing at its highest quality.

jist a thought

[tsmalldon]

Its actually when i render the sequence out as TGA;s and ive checked all the render stats , no motiion blur, nothing that would account for the jittery texture

i just dont understand it
ill try and post a link to the avi so u guys can see what I mean ,

Thanks

[tsmalldon]

Avi (http://krypto27.tripod.com/untitled.avi)

Here is the link
its only a 94 kb file
but u can definatly see whats going on with the floor

Thanks


Trevor

[alexx]

try increasing the render samples for the floor and use another filter but the triangle filter..
i get good results with the quadric b-spline filter with settings 2.2

but looking on a bumped surface with such an angle usually is hard to render.

cheers

alexx

[svenip]

is there a high repeated texture for the bump ?? looks like. they tend to give a moire and in anims they can give this kind of result.

but in general i wouldlisten to alexx. most of the time this is the fault.

[tsmalldon]

YA it seems to work

Thanks a lot guys
Much appreciated

Peace out
Trev

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