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--- wiki:tutorial:bake [2023/06/15 17:29] – staff
+++ wiki:tutorial:bake [2024/09/02 13:15] (current) – [Hardware settings] staff
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   * 0.1 - gives slight shadowing between objects
   * 0.5 - gives sufficient shadowing between objects
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+==== Hardware settings ====
+{{:wiki:bake-device.jpg}}
+This section allows you select the device used for the baking process: CPU or GPU or [[:wiki:inferix-gpu|Inferix GPU]]. High-end GPUs with CUDA or RTX supporting bake faster than CPUs.
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 === Enable filters ===
-Enables post-processing filters that reduce noise and fix artifacts in the baked lightmap.
+Enables post-processing filters that reduce noise and fix unwanted pixels in the baked lightmap.
   * **AI denoiser**: Enable AI denoiser, this may allow reducing denoising time
-  * **Flood dark limit**: The threshold for the post-processing filter that masks black pixels leaking from occluded faces in the scene (for example, from underneath a picture hanging on a wall). Such black pixels are the result of limited lightmap resolution. The Flood dark limit should be increased if such artifacts are visible after baking.
+  * **Black pixel fixing limit**: The threshold for the post-processing filter that masks black pixels leaking from occluded faces in the scene (for example, from underneath a picture hanging on a wall). Such black pixels are the result of limited lightmap resolution. The //Black pixel fixing limit// is a decimal from 0 to 10. You should increase it if such black pixels are visible after baking.
 //Examples://
-  * 0.02 - sufficient for most scenes with low or medium brightness
+  * 1 - sufficient for most scenes with low or medium brightness
-  * 0.08 - sufficient for most scenes with high brightness
+  * 4 - sufficient for most scenes with high brightness
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-==== Device settings ====
-{{:wiki:bake-device.jpg}}
-Type
-Allows selection of the device used for the baking process: CPU or CUDA-enabled graphics card. High-end CUDA GPUs bake faster than CPUs.
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 The Bake tab has following actions:
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 **Bake** button
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 **Executing jobs / Finished jobs**
+{{:wiki:bake-running-job.jpg}}
 The job list shows baking and post-processing jobs which are queued, in progress, or already finished.
 If no job has been run since the application was started, the list is not shown.
+You can stop a running job by click to the "close" ⊗ button at the right side of the "running" sign.