And in this case, I think it's that that's causing the noise. Generally speaking, taking the roof off of a scene (especially with a daytime HDRI), is going a bit overboard.
And yes, there's such thing as too much lighting. Speaking to the render above however, I'd lean in on the guess that you've got too much lighting going on. I always set "Instance Optimizing" to Memory or Speed to avoid the black eye issue you can get from being too far from the world center.Įverything else, for me, will usually change on a per render or per scene basis. My render settings are basically the same: Especially for Daz, which can tend to hog it.) But otherwise, our systems are just about identical short of the RAM (more RAM is always better. I did use Scene Optimizer and the Camera Cutaway tool in the hopes of lowering render timeĭunno how efficient it is, especially seeing as I'm on a 3080, but I actually touch very little of the render settings. I will attach my current render settings, as well as some more info below. I am only posing this since from what I read other people do not have render times of around 2 hours where the quality is still this poor and have not found a solution. The render you see is with an emissive plane at the ceiling and an hdri lighting with draw dome on. I have changed the lighting multiple times to no avail. I have messed with having render quality setting on and off with no apparent success. I made sure that the problem was not CPU fallback, my GPU is being used in the renders.
The image seemed rather noisy/blurry, so I of course went to see other people who had the same issues. I am coming across an issue however in my renders that other solutions I have seen on this forum and across the web cannot solve, and I am unsure if I am missing something simple or misunderstanding something.Īttached is a render I did earlier today, it took about 2 hours and did not reach 95% convergance with 7000 iteration samples set. I recently decided to throw my hat into the ring when it comes to making games since I have a background in python development, so I chose Renpy as my engine and Daz3D as my rendering tool since there are many assets and tutorials for it.
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