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Thanks!

I've got little knowledge of coding / scripting, but I believe the only thing that's necessary is compiling LuxCore (and BlendLuxCore?) with the same new Python version.

Cool, thanks! I hope (Blend)LuxCore will soon be compatible with 2.93 Alpha's new Python version. I know I can't expect Blender Alpha support, but just praying to the render gods. :) I love using the latest Blender Alpha features, and having to maintain a second Blender version for rendering is as i...

juangea wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 15, 2021 2:15 pm

Dade is the Bevel shader finished in LuxCore so it can be implemneted in BlendLuxCore?

That'd be great!

Thanks for your reply. I also suspect that.

No problem, I was just wondering.

Hi, I'm wondering: If I export objects with Luxcore materials to an FBX file from Blender, will the materials be properly exported? In other words: if the exported FBX file is opened in a different application, will the diffuse colors and maybe other material properties be intact, or is Blender's FB...

Nice! Thanks for the update, and please keep us posted.

Thanks. I've read all posts. Concluding, it's more of a fake effect that would need an angle-dependent falloff implementation. I would welcome a falloff node though, for angle-based coloring and other effects. Looking at Octane, it should not get in the way of realistic material behaviour.

Hi,

I'm wondering: does Luxcore have this effect incorporated in its shaders?

https://vimeo.com/134103032

It looks like a feature that could improve reflection behaviour realism.

That'd be great. SSS is one of the few things in Luxcore that are hard to get right.

I had never used the Disney material in Luxcore, and tried it today.

I don't see a noticeable difference between an SSS value of 0 and 1, is that correct? Is a volume node maybe still necessary for SSS?

It would be great if the SSS could be similar to the Cycles Principled shader's SSS.