Ken Mac
02-01-2005, 01:04 AM
Does anyone know or has tested if LW 8.2 no longer has the "flickering textures" problem ???
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phone33
02-01-2005, 01:10 AM
im getting that flashing texture as well
Ken Mac
02-02-2005, 12:17 AM
No one has any comments about this ????
opera
02-02-2005, 02:48 AM
HI,
I have the same problem in v8.2 ...
But no solution for now ... maybe an hurry update will solve this pblm.
hope soon!
I have the same problem in v8.2 ...
But no solution for now ... maybe an hurry update will solve this pblm.
hope soon!
Ken Mac
02-03-2005, 02:30 AM
HI,
I have the same problem in v8.2 ...
But no solution for now ... maybe an hurry update will solve this pblm.
hope soon!
It is ridiculous that they haven’t addressed this issue.
I have the same problem in v8.2 ...
But no solution for now ... maybe an hurry update will solve this pblm.
hope soon!
It is ridiculous that they haven’t addressed this issue.
uncommongrafx
02-03-2005, 03:29 AM
You do know that this is not a problem with the renderer or anything they've done outside of giving the user control of the way he wants to set up things.
Your resolution on those texture is too fine to hold up on video, or what have you, as they change with every frame render. There are things that you can do to help this out like using a gradient to soften the textures based on proximity to the camera, bake the texture or go over to flay.com and look for some of the other suggestions made for scintillating textures.
Your resolution on those texture is too fine to hold up on video, or what have you, as they change with every frame render. There are things that you can do to help this out like using a gradient to soften the textures based on proximity to the camera, bake the texture or go over to flay.com and look for some of the other suggestions made for scintillating textures.
Ken Mac
02-03-2005, 04:57 AM
You do know that this is not a problem with the renderer or anything they've done outside of giving the user control of the way he wants to set up things.
Your resolution on those texture is too fine to hold up on video, or what have you, as they change with every frame render. There are things that you can do to help this out like using a gradient to soften the textures based on proximity to the camera, bake the texture or go over to flay.com and look for some of the other suggestions made for scintillating textures.
Yes I am well aware of the suggestions you have made and have more than once incorporated many of them. Thank you.
I still feel that it is ridiculous that they haven’t addressed this issue.
Work a rounds take time.
Programs that work are a time saver.
Your resolution on those texture is too fine to hold up on video, or what have you, as they change with every frame render. There are things that you can do to help this out like using a gradient to soften the textures based on proximity to the camera, bake the texture or go over to flay.com and look for some of the other suggestions made for scintillating textures.
Yes I am well aware of the suggestions you have made and have more than once incorporated many of them. Thank you.
I still feel that it is ridiculous that they haven’t addressed this issue.
Work a rounds take time.
Programs that work are a time saver.
angel
02-03-2005, 01:23 PM
3d programs that are "work around free" do not exist. I'm not even sure if I would call adding a simple gradient to the texture a work around.
brap
02-03-2005, 01:49 PM
Also, Elmar has stated on the Newtek forums just recently that they are working on updating LW's texture filtering for an upcoming release. Worley has also said that texture filtering will be improved in the upcoming FPrime, which I would guess is probably going to come out fairly soon! :)
-Jamie
-Jamie
Ken Mac
02-03-2005, 01:59 PM
Also, Elmar has stated on the Newtek forums just recently that they are working on updating LW's texture filtering for an upcoming release. Worley has also said that texture filtering will be improved in the upcoming FPrime, which I would guess is probably going to come out fairly soon! :)
-Jamie
Thanks Jamie,
That is great news. http://www.cgtalk.com/images/icons/icon7.gif
-Jamie
Thanks Jamie,
That is great news. http://www.cgtalk.com/images/icons/icon7.gif
Chewey
02-06-2005, 06:23 PM
You do know that this is not a problem with the renderer or anything they've done outside of giving the user control of the way he wants to set up things.
Your resolution on those texture is too fine to hold up on video, or what have you, as they change with every frame render. There are things that you can do to help this out like using a gradient to soften the textures based on proximity to the camera, bake the texture or go over to flay.com and look for some of the other suggestions made for scintillating textures.
Good advice. Even renders out of PRman can yield those scintillating textures if you don't comprehend/understand how to avoid the phenomenon.
Your resolution on those texture is too fine to hold up on video, or what have you, as they change with every frame render. There are things that you can do to help this out like using a gradient to soften the textures based on proximity to the camera, bake the texture or go over to flay.com and look for some of the other suggestions made for scintillating textures.
Good advice. Even renders out of PRman can yield those scintillating textures if you don't comprehend/understand how to avoid the phenomenon.
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