Black artifacts in render

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This is my first forum post so apologies if its not the best but i ran into this issue when trying to render out a CS:GO 3D sequence via the movie render queue and was wondering if anyone recognized this issue? Down below is a link to the video rendered out unlisted on youtube and you can see the problem happening from 2 seconds onward.

I can provide render settings and such if needed, thanks for the help in advance!

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Hey, this looks dope!

Here are some steps you can try to resolve the black spots issue in your video render:

  • Reduce depth of field: Reducing the depth of field intensity might resolve the black spots issue.
  • Anti-Aliasing: Try increasing the anti-aliasing in the project’s settings, as this may help to reduce the jagged edges and black spots.
  • Remove transparent materials: If you are using transparent materials on the arm of your character, removing them might help to resolve the black spots issue.
  • Reflection Capture: If you are using reflections, try disabling the reflection captures that may be affecting your character’s arm.
  • Optimize your scene: Optimizing your scene by reducing the number of lights, materials, and meshes might also resolve the issue.
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This is for anyone who comes across this thread in the future. I found that the issue was within the materials. For me, I was using a subsurface profile. I changed that to default lit and that seemed to resolve the issue. Not an ideal fix as subsurface profiles are nice but it could lead you down the right path.

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very good~！Reducing the camera’s aperture or depth of field can solve this aliasing problem!

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so I guess if we’re using unreal water materials that we’re out of luck then? turning off subsurface colour still has the issue present when thin meshes overlap water