Hi guys :rolleyes:
as you see in next image:
the reflection looks very noisy although the quality is EPIC mode and texture quality is High !
How can make the reflection more smooth ?
Can you provide a screenshot of the table material (the reflecting surface)? Looks to me as if the material blurs the reflections.
Cheers,
Hey, mhmudfadel!
I had the same problem a while ago.
So far the only solution is to ENABLE anti-aliasing to epic.
It worked for me.
EDIT: I just noticed you had all enabled to epic.
Have you tried changing the settings?
Here is a screen shot for black material:
Metallic seems a bit low if you want a really reflective surface. Just to test it: Can you crank up metal to 0.9 and roughness to 0. Do the reflections get less blurry this way?
Cheers,
Metallic should generally be 0 or 1 (Not metal or metal) not a value in between. Also for noisy reflections, you can place a Post Process volume in your scene (unbound) and use an Ambient cubemap to make the reflection better (Thats for dynamic lighting) for static lighting I believe it becomes better when lighting has been built as it will build the indirect lighting cache.
The SSR (Screen Space Reflections) rely heavily on the Temporal AA to smooth out the dithering. You’ll get these really bad looking reflections if you:
- Have Real-Time turned off in your viewport
- Have Temporal AA disabled in your Post Process or system settings
–Note: You can turn on Temporal filtering for the SSR while using FXAA by issuing the r.SSR.Temporal 1 command in the console command text field
----Note’s Note: If you’re using Temporal AA, you should turn this to 0 as it will create a less stable reflection
You may also want to tweak the quality of the SSR int he Post Process settings.
Also you can put r.ssr.quality = 4 in Console Variables.INI and then crank SSR quality up to 100 in the post process. It will affect the performance a little of course.