alex2356
October 3, 2014, 2:49pm
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as the pic shows. how to fix it ? thx
There could be a violation of energy conservation somewhere (the shader is causing some values to go above 1 and is causing the fireflies).
Double-check the shaders and confirm whether or not it continues if color values are darkened a little.
alex2356
October 3, 2014, 5:17pm
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hello, thanks for replying. not sure where sure I check.? here is my material
alex2356
October 4, 2014, 5:38am
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There could be a violation of energy conservation somewhere (the shader is causing some values to go above 1 and is causing the fireflies).
Double-check the shaders and confirm whether or not it continues if color values are darkened a little.
thx for replying , not sure where should i check. here is my setting
Ace_Dragon
October 4, 2014, 12:17pm
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Okay, I didn’t know you were using BI, the idea of energy conservation doesn’t matter so much then since the engine has no GI.
This doesn’t tell me anything unfortunately, it could actually be something with the light settings or the world settings that are causing the dots, or it could even be a bug of some sort.
alex2356
October 7, 2014, 1:22pm
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Okay, I didn’t know you were using BI, the idea of energy conservation doesn’t matter so much then since the engine has no GI.
This doesn’t tell me anything unfortunately, it could actually be something with the light settings or the world settings that are causing the dots, or it could even be a bug of some sort.
hello, here is my blender file I try so hard to find the problem in this fwq days still could not figure it outhttps://www.dropbox.com/s/wtq2c7p0e2iztzz/blender.zip?dl=0
