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I wonder how you set ip the light sources in octane. Did you check if the direct lights have the same relations? I mean the relation between out door floor and top lights. It might be that the relations are the same in both renderers. Just check it in a 32bit image. Also for me, the real difference ...

Very useful tutorial. You made a great job! Most important topic for me is to always check shadow color in future if I am working with glass and/or liquids. I guess The Orange Juice was pretty impossible to get it shiny and colorful in LuxCoreRender without the shadow color feature. (All other param...

Looks very interesting. I like abstract renders. This looks kind of visualization of headache at the border to migraine.

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Wed Jan 01, 2020 4:36 pm

Could anyone run a test with the file and tell if the drop-out and/or caustic brightness issue appear on their system?

They do 3x in 50 frames for 2xHD resolution, but not for HD only.

Should I consider other parameter to make a sharper image? This kind of blurriness also happens at close-ups. (Image A) A.jpg Regards, saludos Pablo Hi Pablo Depending on the amount of noise the results of OIDN look blurry or sterile smooth. As already said in this post by someone else, pixel filte...

@Dade, what do you think about (pre-)compiling in background when using BlendLuxCore :?: Background: Because most of the time when I am modeling objects or setting up the scene most CPU's cores are idle. (Pre-)Compiling of scene, objects and openCL kernel could principally be done on 25% of CPU's co...

Happy New Year 2020_2.png :D I wish you all best health, good friendly and worthwhile relationships and lot of successfully spent time with your projects, including top fun and excel CGI work, especially with the gratis, free open source software the unique LuxCoreRender and BlendLuxCore. :D EDIT: ...

Physical based rendering is full of beautiful wonders... The picture below is a real LuxCoreRender result... What do you think how does the scene look behind the picture? A First Hint (, after a posting break of a few weeks.) Look at the picture below. What do you see? Cube of Dispersions 8_first h...

It reminds me of wall reflections from a stained glass window but I'm pretty sure it is something else, with caustics and maybe some X-trahedron :) Hi epilectrolytics, You guess is porobably quite close. With the hint in the next post, you should be able to refine your guess. :arrow: Cheers!

I bought the FLIP Fluids addon as this would have improved the quality of the simulation Hi MSC, Your animation is really cool 😎! Excellent work! Thank you that you published the link to your animation in this forum. How comes you have this kind of patience? What is your experience with FLIP Fluids...