Placed logo art rendering with stepped edges

Participating Frequently

I tried scaling my graphic down to 2000px on the longest side and its still causing artifacts on the material underneath.

Inspiring

Yes!! Your getting closer....

Now divide that by a 1/4 of that size and try again? You will get to where I did. Adobe advised best solution .. =

/ non "actual solution"

You will end up , hopefully same place as me, without artefacts , but quite soft. and blurry instead ..

In other words.. a very "Flacid" result.

Good luck to you all. Apart from the ACP robot..., +1 other. that actually may off may not have been real, that actually cared to tune into this thread... Steve something or another...

I am gone after this one. Like Auntie Maine said.. " Leave the losers behind"!!

~ Onto better things!!

Please don't mind me,.. "Y"all" ...

Be Well!!

Matt

p.s.. "Porges"are much better than us Humans!

Ussnorway7605025

Legend

i would up it

so instead of a big image at low (72) rez... I would use a smaller image at big (300) rez

anyway good luck with it

Inspiring

Hey Ussnorway,

I would appreciate you being more knowledgeable on this thread instead of just theorising. Please attempt these theories before posting advice that is the opposite of what will work.

Thanks

Matt

JeanetteMathewsCorrect answer

Adobe Employee

There is an internal resolution limit on the decals currently. This will be fixed in a future update.

Render quality and the option for viewport anti-aliasing will not affect this.

Participating Frequently

So use a lower resolution image?

Inspiring

This one took over 5 hours to render at slowest best quality render setting. Also with viewport anti-aliasing on. The art was optimised to relative size to canvas. Still very jaggy.

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LeisaNugent123

Participant

There might be a limit for the level of texture quality Dimension renders, when I use mine there is no 'quality toggle' so I always assume the image used would be as is (uncompressed) which is not the case.

My suggestion would be: Try anti aliasing - art optimised, this should smooth those jaggies.

Hope this helps!

Participating Frequently

Here is an example.

The model is from Adobe Stock and the label is 6000px X 2500px

You can see even the 100% transparent areas of the PNG are affecting the aluminum texture.

WITH LABEL

WITHOUT LABEL

Ussnorway7605025

Legend

how big i.e, X by Y is the logo image... try making it as 5100 X 3300 then rap that image and rendor | test

Participating Frequently

The image I was using was 6000x2500

Inspiring

Yes, I tried this also, made no difference. It feels like the software is only working in very low res and all the resolution options above 900 pixels are a ruse.. Adobe? What do you have to say on this matter? Problems like this need to be addressed before charging us all subscriptions for this product. Also if this is the end off the line for now on this subject, imagine how much time we have all been waisting choosing bigger canvases and the slow rendering. I waited 10 hours one time to get a result like this one i just posted. ?? Same result with a 5 minute render at a1000 pixel canvas...