reasons for flickering in the atatched animation

[haneet22]

hi all

i hope i am posting in the right section.

i am doing an animation after a very long time and had been using the still and moving objects passes method earlier. i am trying my hand at ANiation prepass method now. i have done everything as per the tutorial http://www.spot3d.com/vray/help/150S...ials_anim2.htm
everything is going fine but i am getting 2 major problems which is Gi ussue or AA issue i am not able to understand.
1.) if u see the attached test animation of 21 frames u can see a lot of shimmering in fe bushes in the landscape(the green ones)
2.) there is a lot of nose overall which is maximum visible over the background trees.

can u help how can i resolve the 2 issues. i am trying to learn this.

for AA i am using adaptive DMC with catmul romm and 1, 4 setting for DMC.

here is the test animation www.the3rddimension.in/test.rar

[adamk]

Originally Posted by haneet22

hi all

i hope i am posting in the right section.

i am doing an animation after a very long time and had been using the still and moving objects passes method earlier. i am trying my hand at ANiation prepass method now. i have done everything as per the tutorial http://www.spot3d.com/vray/help/150S...ials_anim2.htm
everything is going fine but i am getting 2 major problems which is Gi ussue or AA issue i am not able to understand.
1.) if u see the attached test animation of 21 frames u can see a lot of shimmering in fe bushes in the landscape(the green ones)
2.) there is a lot of nose overall which is maximum visible over the background trees.

can u help how can i resolve the 2 issues. i am trying to learn this.

for AA i am using adaptive DMC with catmul romm and 1, 4 setting for DMC.

here is the test animation www.the3rddimension.in/test.rar

I can't see your attachment so please upload it once again and write your problem without using short forms.

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