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Some tips: I never use sRGB in the view transform instead i usually use Rec.709 (Rec.709 D60 is the same but with a warmer tint), also interesting are P3D65, P3D65 Rec.709 limited, Rec.2020 and Rec.2020 HLG 1000 nits(increase the exposure in this one). To make your image textures smaller after the k...

Hello kintuX thank you for the file, the difference in your file is not the glossiness threshold but enabling caustic cache and setting glass shadow color to black not to white. Some renders from your file: bidir bl.jpg path bl.jpg path wh.jpg path wh no cau no LT.jpg In blendluxcore 2.5 bidir doesn...

kintuX what version of blendluxcore are you using?
Making PGI glossiness threshold to zero doesn't change anything in version 2.61, also disabling PGI doesn't work either. Only in version 2.5 that Bidir doesn't work with PGI i get a correct matching result.

Here is the scene for blender(blender 3.1.2 /blendluxcore 2.61): bidir
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Sharlybg thank you for the gift, very nice gesture of you. The reason for the reddish image is probably because you have enabled the gi cache, even in filmic as you can see in the following example it produces a more color bleeding image. room filmic cycles filter glossy.jpg room filmic luxcore 2.61...

For the hdr texture if you want to get the same result you get in cycles with utility linear srgb colorspace you can use the same process as you did in krita for the diffuse map. If it is a hdr and not an exr file you must first convert it to exr to some other program because krita doesn't support t...

The images were rendered in blender 2.92, cycles and blendluxcore 2.5. To match the scene results in cycles the house texture is a jpg in utility srgb texture colorspace and the hdr light set to acescg colorspace, in blendluxcore the house texture is a converted exr with gamma set to 1 in the image ...

Go to camera settings background image checkbox.

Hello edem nice bedroom render. As far as aces concerned it's not yet officially supported in blendluxcore but you can experiment with it by downloading aces colormanagement. Here are some links to help you setup and use aces: https://www.toodee.de/?page_id=1720 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7FWN...

Yes same result here in cassombra scene with blender 3.1(blendluxcore 2.61) and blender 2.93(blendluxcore 2.6). Maybe it is connected with what i mentioned in this thread: https://forums.luxcorerender.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4350&p=33409#p33409 Since version 2.6 the disney material behaviour...