07-07-2016, 04:48 PM
HI Kresimir,
Yes, all Vray AA engines render it that way. Below is a render crop from a sim showing the difference between the VR and SL renders. Also, here is a cropped short render range comparing each - you'll see the locked pattern down inside the Vray version and barely perceptible if at all in the SL version: http://vfxfactory.com/images/frozenNoise...VRvsSL.zip. I realize the SL render below has deeper darks, however you'll see the problem readily in the render test as the fire is moving. Thanks again.
![[Image: frozenNoiseInFire_VRvsSL.jpg]](http://vfxfactory.com/images/frozenNoiseInFire_VRvsSL.jpg)
Yes, all Vray AA engines render it that way. Below is a render crop from a sim showing the difference between the VR and SL renders. Also, here is a cropped short render range comparing each - you'll see the locked pattern down inside the Vray version and barely perceptible if at all in the SL version: http://vfxfactory.com/images/frozenNoise...VRvsSL.zip. I realize the SL render below has deeper darks, however you'll see the problem readily in the render test as the fire is moving. Thanks again.