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Hi there,

I was wondering if any one else has run into this issue.

I am baking tangent normals form a displacement onto a another object.

When rendering in Micro Polygons vs Ray tracing I get an artifact, gray horisontal and vertical lines.

I was wondering if anyone else has come across this and knows of a way of getting rid of it.

My geometry is pretty simple. its two grids. one with a displacement map, and one with the ray sampler for getting the tangent uv's.

I've attached an image of a close up.

let me know your thoughts.

Cheers, and I appreciate the help.

Ali.

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Its not the Displacement bounds. I've already set that pretty high, and the geometry has True displacement and Re-Dicing on. I also turned off variying Ray Samples to get rid of some more artifacting and upped the pixel samplesw from 3 to 16. The image is now pretty clean but will only work in ray traced mode W/O uv Rendering. So I have to manually Place a camera and point it straight down at a grid.

Micropolygon rendering still gives me really bad results with lots of horizontal and vertical artifacts.

Another thing you can see is a 16x16 Tiles which I think are the Render Tile size that is standard in a mantra render.

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Skogen,

No I am not using mantra Subdivisions. Should I be ?

heiligeslama,

Dicing Flatness is at its default 0.05 and the Shading Quality is 2 on the geometry and 2 on the mantra rendering node.

I will try lowering the dicing flatness.

But the shading quality is already really high.

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I think this may be a bug if anyone else can verify.

When rendering UV textures bake. I get some bad triangles in the render as in the image below.

They appear in micro polygon and Ray trace renders.

this polygon happened to be on the far side of my camera. but I am rendering with UV texture object in the mantra node.

To fix this issue, I changed the Z importance from 0 to 1. (?!?!?!?)

I don't really understand why this makes a difference when doing UV Bake renders. I feel like Mantra should do a better job at setting some variables up when rendering in specific modes.

thoughts, Bug, am I crazy...?

cheers.

a.

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