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Hmm, it would be a pity if this is GPU-unfriendly.

Hi,

I just read this tweet:

https://twitter.com/max_tarpini/status/ ... 1328095232

Could this be interesting to speed up (caustics) rendering in LuxCoreRender?

CodeHD wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 18, 2020 2:09 pm

Great render! I like how the coins and gems are comic-style perfectly clean, but the chest still has a bit of texture. Looks a bit like leaf-gold peeling off.

Many thanks, much appreciated!

In a past life I used to be a game designer and pixel artist for 16-bit systems, for the Commodore Amiga, MS-DOS, Windows and more. Here are some videos if you're interested.

I can now understand where your style come from. You have some pretty nice background.

Thanks!

Wow, cool! That's quite impressive, especially for that time.

In a past life I used to be a game designer and pixel artist for 16-bit systems, for the Commodore Amiga, MS-DOS, Windows and more. Here are some videos if you're interested.

By the way, whenever you happen to like one of my renderings enough to add to the LuxCoreRender gallery, please feel free to do so. No need to ask me for permission. I'm honored when one of my works is considered good enough for the gallery.

If I had an euro for each gold bar, diamond, Lamborghini, huge fancy house, etc. has been rendered, over the years, with Lux(Core)Render I would be rich :mrgreen: P.S. great render :!: Would be fairly deserve :mrgreen: I agree! Looking at the increasing popularity of open source and the growing amo...

Thanks! Great renderer!

You can make a lot of cash using free software!
A stylized game prop modeling exercise, created using Blender, rendered using LuxCoreRender.

Concept: NestStrix Studio

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Nice, thanks! So I was moving in the right direction with my material.