help me improve my render please

[aram]

Hello

im still learning vray, here is my render, it has noise on the tiles and the oven hood

 

how can i get rid of that and what other tips can you give me on improving my render

 

thanks in advance

 

im attaching my render settings too

[LuckyST]

here's a few. but you'll have to try them to see if the result would be worth the increased render time.

 

 

1st; disable render hidden lights

2nd; increase the max subdivisions in adaptive DMC rollout

3rd; try using a HDRI image for the environment slot instead of the default blue

4th; irradiance map; see if you can get better qualty by tweaking it.

5th; adaptive amount! try setting it to 1 and 0.002 . that should reduce the noise

 

 

 

 

as for the materials;

 

try changing the properties of the red material

it's generating to much Global ilumination and casting a red glow on to the ceiling.

2 methods of doing that:

 

1st is to use vray properties (right click on the object, and then reduce the cast GI)

2nd is to use vray override material instead.

 

 

as for the noise in the tiles, it could have something to do with either bump map, or your reflection parameters of the material.

Edited February 20, 2009 by LuckyST

[Crazy Homeless Guy]

Why the dutch angle?

[Fran]

If you have glass in the windows, exclude it from generating GI in Vray object properties.

[alias_marks]

good suggestions, I'd also recommend upping those min max rates on the irradiance map, unless your image is going to be uber high res. I think you'll start to find your images too flat if you lower those numbers too much for a medium res image.

 

Looking forward to an update if you find what solved the noise problem.

 

M-

[mhmd19732008]

hello

try using adaptive subdivision as an image sampler instead of adaptive QMC, you dont have too much polygon count.

[aram]

thanks for the replies everyone

i change the settings to the like you guys said, it has improved, is still get some noise on the tiling though

 

check it out