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Another question about the Monte Carlo
Since "Both convergence and frame rate may slow when using this option", what is the meaning of so setting ? I want another answer. Please show me an example ,thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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It just means that your rendering will be slower. Frame rate means that the actual rendering speed will be slower. Convergence means that it will take more passes to look good. I don't have time to put together an example right now.
The Monte Carlo setting is generally only useful in very specific situations. Most of the time you will not need it or would do better using the Path Tracer.
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