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2_02.jpg Small cozy forest scene, which sinks in the rays of sunrise. I think a pretty big part of this scene is volume fog, just look at this scene without fog! 2_001.jpg Fog added more comfort, but it also added a lot of performance problems to me, only 60k samples/sec, but I still did not give i...

About a month ago, I decided to try using glass shader for hair, and I got success! LuxCore Hairs2.png But not everything is so simple, this is BIDIR + Metropolis, the renderer took 11 hours and is still quite noisy, but if it is not an animation, I would definitely use this method, because the glos...

4. Luxrender (Luxblend) used to render the files in a standalone Luxrender window. I could adjust Tonemapping (shatter, gamma, and other) after the render was done. Is it still possible to do post-processing (increase, decrease Gamma for example)? I need a quick explanation of how to do it. You can...

As always cool
Combination of interior and exterior is an art that comes with labor

One question, why did you use only CPU?

create a cube instead of a plane, and put a white color for the transmission, add a homogeneous volume, make the absorption color blue, adjust density of scattering

Forest, but actually looks like bushes, but it doesn’t matter . there is also animation here, but I can't upload it to the forum.
Video: https://we.tl/t-QYSyI1wBL9

Pretty simple scene

Martini wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 23, 2019 8:31 am

Here is 2 CFiu (2 binary CarbonFlux units ) render

Time: 19:40:58.38 | 20,480 Samples | 599k Samples/Sec | 17.5 Rays/Sample | Bidir CPU + Metropolis

Thank you so much
It looks just fantastic inspiring

Martini wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 22, 2019 12:53 pm

For what it's worth, attached is where your scene got to in just over 20 minutes (371 samples)

On my cpu 265 samples in HD (720p) took 5 hours, oidn is also not supported

Just to make sure it's the correct one - do you want the one you posted, DEBIHOOD, or the one from sarmath with the extra-visible light beams? Because as he points out, you can hardly see the beams in the one that you uploaded :cry: Use sarmath scene, visible rays look better and more close to the ...