I am cinema 4d user, and comparing with cinerender, I noticed he was missing all the settings of the global illumination for animation.
#Archicad 18 upgrade#
I also had this problem for a rendered animation, and to reduce artifacts, I deleted the side lights and changing the settings of the physical camera.Īn upgrade cinerender with the settings for animation probably improved things a lot. Irradiance Cache > Record Density > Method: highĮven though these settings might slow down the render time, the difference will be significant in the rendering quality.Ĭould you tell me where are you from solving the flickering problem? The problem will be resolved in archicad archicad 19 or 18? Sampling Settings > Stochastic Samples > Method: high It is possible to achieve a lot better quality by changing a few settings with the parameters of Global Illumination.ĭocument > Creative Imaging > PhotoRendering Settings > Global Illumination: That’s why when these images are put together as a movie, a strange flickering effect will appear. When the frames are rendered one by one for the animation, the interreflections are different on each image - as these are calculated based on the camera position. Global Illumination is responsible for simulating the effects of not only direct light sources, but also indirect light effects – that are interreflections caused by light rays bouncing off surfaces.
If you turn off GI you can verify that the "disco light" feel is gone. This phenomenon is caused by the Global Illumination calculation.
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