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How to remove this effect from clothes?

MuzMelMuzMel Posts: 76
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Ive no idea why this is happening. What setting should I adjust?

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  • VisuimagVisuimag Posts: 578
    edited May 2020

    What's your Display Optimization looking like? Is it set to 'Best'? You should be able to press F2 and go to Interface and check!

     

     
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  • MuzMelMuzMel Posts: 76
    Visuimag said:

    What's your Display Optimization looking like? Is it set to 'Best'? You should be able to press F2 and go to Interface and check!

     

     

    Ah thank you, Im on a Mac so no F2 sorry. This is only a issue on this costume, I applied Iray spandex shaders on it and then this happened.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 108,863

    Have you tried restarting Daz Studio?

  • Silas3DSilas3D Posts: 756

    I'm not sure theres anything you can do about this - it's essentially a Moiré effect, an optical illusion created by the density of the shader. I suspect it will do the same in viewport and render.

    Your options would be to zoom in or lower the scaling of the shader, which will minimise the effect.

  • vagansvagans Posts: 422

    Maybe it's a result of whatever lighting you're using.

  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,175

    In my experience, moire patterns are usually created by normal or bump maps.

    Laurie

  • duckbombduckbomb Posts: 585

    I'd try reducing the vertical/horizontal tiling of the texture on that surface.

  • Catherine3678abCatherine3678ab Posts: 8,556

    I'd try a different shader. UV maps do matter and different shaders can/will produce different results.

  • ProtozoonProtozoon Posts: 554
    edited May 2020

    You could play with the pixel filter in the render tab. Gaussian 1.5 is the default and should produce quite soft results moire-wise. Have you tweaked that?

    https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/390696/any-trick-s-to-reduce-moire-effect-in-renders#latest

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  • nicsttnicstt Posts: 11,715

    More info please; item; shader(s); even render settings.

    Share the duff file, if we have the items we can see what we get.

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 18,790

    It's just a moire pattern and you can only zoom out or zoom in until the pattern disappears.

  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,325

    Or alternatively change the texture scale as opposed to zooming as it'll have the same effect.

  • FenixPhoenixFenixPhoenix Posts: 3,186

    Although this involves post-work, if you have photoshop you may find this short tutorial useful:

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