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When you go into render view Sir you do not have a lot of fuzz; how do you do this. Do you have a preset lamps and backgro…

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  • July 11, 2015 at 10:11 pm #4245
    knuckelhead
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      When you go into render view Sir you do not have a lot of fuzz; how do you do this. Do you have a preset lamps and background that makes it this way? Mine on the other hand is supper fuzzy i have 2 Plans for my lamps set on emission with light level set to 4 with tons of gray fuzz.

      July 12, 2015 at 1:50 am #22201
      knuckelhead
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        When you go into render view Sir you do not have a lot of fuzz; how do you do this. Do you have a preset lamps and background that makes it this way? Mine on the other hand is supper fuzzy i have 2 Plans for my lamps set on emission with light level set to 4 with tons of gray fuzz.

        Edit. I went through a lot of options and if you click on the render button in the right window (the camera icon) go down to the sampling tab and change your preview to 100 + you should be able to have close to what Mr. Kent does in the video.

        July 13, 2015 at 3:43 pm #22202
        Kent Trammell
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          Yes, the graininess has to do with Sampling and other Render parameters. Use the included source files to follow along with the same render settings I used.

          You can learn about the Render parameters in the Fundamentals of Rendering course.

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