This is more or less what it should look like. In Blender, you can choose Eevee, a real-time GPU-based biased renderer, or Cycles, physically based path tracer that uses CPU power. The baking engine just doesn’t seem to want to anti-alias along corners. But as shown below, the jaggies are within the islands. As a freelance CG artist, it's now feesible for me to use Blender and cycles for work, as the work I do can be easily achieved with blender (nothing too RAM intensive) other software has considerable costs which for my work, outweigh the benefits. I thought maybe the jaggies were caused by bleeding between UV islands. (I think, I’ve been going back and forth over this for a while)) (I thought maybe this was a reflection but it is still there with a simple diffuse shaders. Model, animate and render with a practical command of all the essential functions. As well as a strange artifact along the ground. Archinteriors are our sets of 3d scenes for 3ds Max + V-Ray or Cinema 4D. But in cycles there are significant “jaggies” along the corners of some of the objects. When I bake in Vray everything looks fine. begingroup my goal is to see which render engine is the best route to follow for a freelance 3d artist leaving university/staring up their own studio. Unfortunately I was not able to test VRay on a ‘real usage’ resolution (it was a Maya demo). I’ve got the same scene (as close as possible) set up in both Maya + Vray and Blender. Cycles vs Vray in Blender Just a small test, do not take it too serious I didn’t pay too much attention on colors the VRay render was over saturated, the Cycles ones needed additional saturation. But Vray seems to cope so much better, I’m wondering if I’m doing something wrong in Cycles. I’m aware that gloss and reflections might cause some issues. But I’m struggling to get acceptable results when I bake textures for games using cycles.Ĭycles seems to be a great renderer when it’s rendering normal images, but when it bakes I can’t get the same quality. Hey all, (Apologies for the long post but I’m a bit stuck.

Blender cycles vs vray