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The angle of the angel. Glad it worked for you.

the parameters you need to adjust are more likely the ones in the IMAGE SAMPLER (ANTIALIASING) rollout wich manages the sampling geometry details, texture details and stuff like that.
this is quite different from global DMC sampler wich is more involved in manging the sampling of blurry reflections/refractions and stuff like that..

actually i think you need some basic concept about sampling, antialiasing and more..
try to google for this.. there is a lot of stuff online.. like this example links..
you may also want to read the fantastic manual on the chaos group website?

theory:
http://www.interstation3d.com/tutorials/vray_dmc_sampler/demistyfing_dmc.html

practical implementation of the concept:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pak8wx7KNEA

You need to use something like "Object2VR" or similar.

That Solveig the problem, thansk for the tip.

@kenancakir said:

You can watch this tutorial..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8OW65GW9Y8

Thanks, found another way to do it but that seams to be better.

@vigge50 said:

Does anyone know how to solve it?

I think was solved for you on the other forum. You appear to be running SketchUp Make instead of SketchUp Pro

@vigge50 said:

@tedvitale_cg said:

It would definitely be possible. You would have to create an "x-ray" style equivalent material in V-Ray and apply it to the component you are trying to highlight to have the effect your looking for. Try the material I've created and attached. Its going to render a bit more slowly, but it should work for what you are trying.

I maybe wasn't clear enough but I would like to use X-Ray one everything except the componen I want to highlight so that it's easier to see. It would be a lot of work if I would have to change all other material in the model to be X-Ray.

So you would need to apply this "xray style" material to everything but the object you would want rendered.

@numerobis said:

@vigge50 said:

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it stay that it´s on 800MHz instead of 1600, any ide why?

ahh, ok... this is the normal setting for 1600MHz. DDR stands for Double Data Rate, so 800MHZ = 1600MHZ, as displayed in your screenshot. 😉

...but cl 11 is a bit slow. cl 10 should be possible or is this the normal spec for 1600 for this RAM?

What does cl stands for and how do I chance it?