I am getting flickers on the hair of the character and also grasses and bushes behind the character while using dof.

What are the settings I can use to remove the flicker?

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I had some luck by increasing the "Super Sampling" during the RENDER process.

I wasn't using DOF, but I had some "fine patterns" that caused a moire and flickering effect.  Try increasng the Super Sampling to 2x or 3x and see if that helps.

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Try one of these two things, render with the viewport as big as possible, or render it with the viewport as tiny as possible (render time will increase by a lot)

Guys I am already rendering at a super sampling of 3, still, there is so much flicker.  In blender there is a button of seeding which helps to remove flares per frame, so overall the animation is flicker-less. Is there no such option for iclone?



I just saw your video on youtube, it helps to bake the substance materials but what about the traditional material? because the problem with bushes and hair is same vertical lines as in your video.

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Guys any help here?

CTA5, Iclone 7, 3D Exchange Pro, Character Creator 3, Popcornfx plugin, Zbrush, Blender, Vue 2014, Adobe cc suite, Spriter
Homebuild Workstation (Pretty old now but still working great) Win 10, Intel i7 950, 24 GB RAM DDR3, Gigabyte x58a-ud7 motherboard, AMD R9 390 sapphire 8GB VRAM.
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Can you try showing the issue in a short video so we can see what is happening and how bad the flicker is? Thanks.


                                                                

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Look at the hair sides and the third bush behind the girl. It appears the flicker is happening for the same reason as above substance video because of vertical lines.



Happens only when I am using DOF

CTA5, Iclone 7, 3D Exchange Pro, Character Creator 3, Popcornfx plugin, Zbrush, Blender, Vue 2014, Adobe cc suite, Spriter
Homebuild Workstation (Pretty old now but still working great) Win 10, Intel i7 950, 24 GB RAM DDR3, Gigabyte x58a-ud7 motherboard, AMD R9 390 sapphire 8GB VRAM.
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In your preferences, if "Correct Transparency" is checkmarked, uncheckmark it (conversely, if it's not checkmarked, checkmark it).  See if that fixes things.

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Nope didn't work. 

This makes the video look low quality, even though for just 2 seconds, but if the jittery effect continues for the rest of the ad I am creating this is going to be a problem.

No idea how to fix this in the texture. Isn't there a way to bake the material like you can do in Blender?



CTA5, Iclone 7, 3D Exchange Pro, Character Creator 3, Popcornfx plugin, Zbrush, Blender, Vue 2014, Adobe cc suite, Spriter
Homebuild Workstation (Pretty old now but still working great) Win 10, Intel i7 950, 24 GB RAM DDR3, Gigabyte x58a-ud7 motherboard, AMD R9 390 sapphire 8GB VRAM.
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Try using the reduce shadow flicker option under the shadows tab