Hi,
I've been using Daz3D for a while and I've come across something recently that I can't get my head around.
In some of my renders if I load a certain save file I can have a max sample limit of 15000000000, like infinite basically.
This is really handy if I am rendering something low-poly and quick like a car or just something bland, because in 20-30 minutes I can have a render that is about 30,000 samples complete and looks great. It's also really good for low lit scenes, as I can leave the render going for as long as I need until it looks good as several times I can hit the 15,000 standard cap and it still doesn't look good but at 25,000 it does.
However if I default the render settings, the maximum I can type into the Max Samples box is 15000. I can't go higher.
I reload the one scene I've managed it and I have no limit again.
Does anybody know how I've managed to unlock it on this scene and have it unlimited?
It'd be real handy to not have to load every scene from the same one or use it as a preset.
I've been using Daz3D for a while and I've come across something recently that I can't get my head around.
In some of my renders if I load a certain save file I can have a max sample limit of 15000000000, like infinite basically.
This is really handy if I am rendering something low-poly and quick like a car or just something bland, because in 20-30 minutes I can have a render that is about 30,000 samples complete and looks great. It's also really good for low lit scenes, as I can leave the render going for as long as I need until it looks good as several times I can hit the 15,000 standard cap and it still doesn't look good but at 25,000 it does.
However if I default the render settings, the maximum I can type into the Max Samples box is 15000. I can't go higher.
I reload the one scene I've managed it and I have no limit again.
Does anybody know how I've managed to unlock it on this scene and have it unlimited?
It'd be real handy to not have to load every scene from the same one or use it as a preset.
