I started working on this model you can see below. I noticed there are these weird flickering shadows. So I tried googling it, but I didn't find anything (I googled &quot;Blender Flickering shadows on model&quot;) I also tried to switch my render engine to Eevee or Cycles but that didnt help either, they are still there, just less visible. Other than that I did not try anything else, so any help would be appreciated. I am using Blender 2.92 Thank you for any answer
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I have recently started using blender and one of the models I'm working on has dark shadows along edges. I started this model from scratch. I can't remember them being there when I first started the model, but I had trouble joining areas together and think I've pressed something I shouldn't have. However, there are so many options I'm not sure what I did.  Here is an image of what I mean   The one on the left has the shadow. As a test I started a new model, which is on the right in the image, and as you can see it doesn't have any shadows.  Also, occluded vertices partially show through the model. Occlusion doesn't work properly.   In orthogonal view small darkened triangles appear along the the edges.    I don't really want to start the model again from scratch so any ideas on how to remove this shadow would be great. Thanks.
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This has been bugging me for ages. I want to recreate the shadows that are on the background of this image. Whenever I attempt to recreate something like this the shading ends up looking very amateur no matter how much noise or blur I add or how many layers I introduce. I would really appreciate help on this!
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I was on the latest version before this, 2.92. Everything was fine. I just updated, I clicked to import settings from 2.92 at the first run popup window, all ok. Then I loaded one of my scenes, everything ok. But now, if I try to render, the viewport remains grey, and once I try to revert the viewport to EEVE render, the program simply enters an infinite loop and freezes. The grey space in the middle of the image is the object &quot;rendered&quot; in &quot;Cycles&quot;.  And this below is what happens after I click another render method: menu stuck and mouse pointer rolling.  The same happens if I switch to another panel with a different render method. Update: this only happens when using GPU computer. If it's on CPU, it works. I have just tried with a brand new scene with the cube, where Cycles is set on CPU, and it worked. Once I tried to switch to GPU, again it rendered grey. Then when I reverted again to CPU, the program froze.
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I'm trying to make this simple smoke sim, but I just can't figure out what is going on. It feels like I have tried to change every setting from Domain resolution, high resolution, applying scale etc and nothing works. I'm rendering in Eevee (I tried cycles and get the same problem though). Also in Blender 2.81.
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I'm creating a dune model in blender with cycles and the shadows are kind of messed up. the model is only created from a subdivided plane and then using noise textures. it already has 1.7 million vertices so i don't want to increase the subdivision modifier any more. Do you have any ideas how to make the shadows &quot;softer&quot; without increasing subdivision? Thanks in advance!
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When I render in Cycles it turns into solid white.  I've spent the past 2 hours researching the answers to this online, mostly through this Blender Stack Exchange.    1.) All my layers are turned On 2.) My World is not emitting anything, it's just black. I have my camera facing the model (as you can see in the screenshots).   And after messing with it some.. it now renders in solid static (as seen in screenshots). Trying to upload the file now to tiny upload.. so hopefully during this weekend someone can figure this out for me. Ugh!!.. lol. Thanks so much!
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I'm trying to display models that have shading drawn or baked directly on the textures, but I can't figure out how to disable Blender's default scene lighting. If there are no lights in the scene, everything is black, but I want to see the textured objects fully bright. How do I disable the lighting?  NOTE: Just before posting this, I found the "Shadeless" material property, which does more or less what I want. However, is there a way to globally toggle the default lighting?
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I'm newish to blender and have been trying some stuff for fun. When in the Shading tab my two objects look like this   But when in Layout tab it looks like this   Is this because there is a lack of reflective surfaces in the layout workspace. Here is file just in case  Sorry for google drive link. Hope you guys can help, thanks
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I wonder if this is a bug, or if I missed something... When a light hits tangentially convex surfaces with "smooth shading", the shadow on this surface seems to "partially ignore" the smoothness of the surface. Here is an example with a simple cylinder :    On the left, a cylinder with "flat shading". Everything's ok. On the right, the same with "smooth". We can see an edge, bad shadowed.  With or without the "Edge split" modifier, no matters, the edge is still there. The shader is a simple white diffuse shader with no texture nor displace.  I have to add a subsurf modifier with at least 2 levels, which will insanely increase the vertex count... And I can't do that for my project.  I hope someone already saw it, and have a little tip to share. Or if someone already know it's a bug, or a limit of the current Cycles renderer ?
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I am making a house in Blender Cycles. In rendered mode, all shaders are somehow visible, even though I don't use any lamps. I do have an environment texture, however it shouldn't light up the inside of the house. Especially when there are no windows. Even if I set the background strength to 0, it still lights up the inside and outside of the house.  So now, if I add any lamps, I has nearly no impact on shadows, shaders, reflections etc. What could be wrong with my scene?  Let me know if you have any questions on my settings that might help you find the problem.  File:   These are the world settings:   For the Ambient occlusion I always use this node:   It usually works fine.
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I'm currently testing Eevee.  Seems so promising !  Here, i'm trying to make my Eevee render the closest I can to my previous render Cycles of the same scene. This scene do not have any lights but an HDRI background.  Thing is, the renders looks very, very different.  How can I improve this ?  Cycles:   Eevee:   And .  Thanks a lot.
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Apologies in advance for the Eevee question... but!...now that the releases are getting more stable, I'm messing around with it and wondering if anyone has gotten an alpha channel/transparency mix shader to work with it.   Usual setup doesn't seem to work. It looks liek there was a transparency socket at some point, but not now, and plugging the alpha into the transmission does nothing.
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I'm having this problem in Blender that it is only loading the text, I am very new to this and don't know why it is cutting out what is even in the camera view and making it black. If you could help me, I would really appreciate it.   It's only rendering 'Kenny Miller" and not the green/black back:  [
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This image is what's supposed to look like in Edit Mode/Object Mode(although I still can make these screenshots even after the update by pressing F12 which is rendering) but the following is what my donut looks like now in Blender.  It shows no shadows and colors. The only thing I did is updating blender to 2.81 from 2.80. And I don't know what but something seems off with blender. Sometimes I can't click any objects so I just pressed tab and then now it's all clickable. Seems like I was in edit mode, but to me, it looked exactly like object mode. I don't know what is wrong with it. How do I make my colors show up again?
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Blender 2.8 supports the same world node setup that Cycles does. This correctly puts the HDR image in the world background.  But EEVEE doesn't light the scene properly. Everything looks flat and washed out. Is there a way to properly light an EEVEE scene with an HDR?
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I feel I am nearing completion of the tutorial but am still having gaps in knowledge on how to render light properly. 2.92.0 blender file:  Overview layout:  Lamp:  128 sample before denoise:  128 sample after denoise:  1024 sample 1080p 100% render before denoise:  1024 sample 1080p 100% render after denoise:  I've been trying different Light paths, but I honestly don't understand the extent of how they interact with each other. I haven't seen any example of what those numbers should be in the tutorial either, if someone knows please let me know.  but it is now again a little bit too opaque, dunno when that happened. :D Not too sure what I am missing out so any suggestions would be lovely! Thank you in advance
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I am doing an animation with a camera to add 3D elements to it (don't really know what it is called) when I press shift z to render my scene, things look great.  but when I try to actually render an image from my animation it only shows the monkey with the shadow, but no background.  I know that it has something to do with compositing nodes and stuff, but I am not sure how to works.. could someone please help? A also I used the new shadow catcher thing to make the shadow appear. Thank you.