Archinterior conversion (Evermotion) + VXGI tests

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Nice but with that framerate I guess we can forget making a video and VR is out of the question hehe!

I like the voxel visualizer, looks like a minecraft level hehe!

Yep… And I’m running it on a GTX780… There are some ways to optimize the VXGI config and get 20fps here, but I think the quality becomes to bad for nice archviz. Maybe when they release the final version of VXGI and with two Titan X in SLI it will be possible to achieve VR requirements, but I think this tech will become really viable for archviz only in the next generations of GPUs.

@ZacD;304470

Multibounce did make some of the dark areas better, but that bookshelf corner is REALLY dark.

There are some parameters to adjust those small distance bounces, but I didn’t mess with them yet. Maybe it’s possible to achieve better results in that bookshelf situation…

@amir.pourshafi;304602

hi thanks for sharing and tips,about unwraping a wall or a flat surface its not hard,i think the uv of chanell 2 must have some distance from the border of uv area depends on the resolution of lightmap.
it s hard for me to set some artifact lights and their attenuation,is it necessary to fill the room or small attenuation can help for dirts?i find out that should left the indirect lighting intensity at 1 because higher than 1 can cause dirt,
your scene is really good the lights and materials are great but only thing is your indirect shadows if notice some of the object are float, and there is not enough indirect shadow,(maybe in your case indirect shadows are not too important depends on the mood of the scene),in unreal paris scene there are lots of sharp and accurate indirect shadows.
baselightmass.ini definitely helps to get clean render and accurate shadows

Well, filling the room with light is actually a way to hide those dark artifacts, not removing it. I believe the only way to remove the dark spots without tweaking the lights to hide them is to mess with baselightmass.ini like you said (considering you already have nice meshes with proper mapping).

The main reason for that “floating” look in this scene is that there are too many lights in the room, coming from all directions (two big windows in opposed sides and lots of artificial lights between them). Then the soft shadows caused by a source of light will be killed for another and so on. Plus the floor is dark and that also hide the soft shadows… One thing that could help with that though is to increase the SSR on the floor, because it will produce better contact reflections…But then there will be more noise and it kills realism too,

I didn’t try to mess with the baselightmass.ini for this project yet because the scene is already taking soooooo long to build lights without modifying that file… If I increase those parameters, it will take forever to build and I’m too lazy for that :p. But I’ll definitely give it a try and post the comparison here.