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This project was done with the old LuxBlend addon, so it would be a bit of work to install this with an old Blender version just to check the materials. If I remember correctly, the snow shader is a glass material with lowered opacity and homogeneous volume (with high scattering scale, something lik...

Outstanding work.

Dade wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 5:20 pm

Has the view port resize problem and any eventually correlated problems been fixed ? viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2309&p=25206#p25204

I have not yet started looking into it.

Does it help to disable viewport denoising, or switching to OIDN instead of Optix for viewport denoising?

Dade wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 10:41 am

and the default number of light bounces is reduced (to increase rendering speed)

Not in the Blender addon, as far as I know.

Usually the linear tonemapper. Auto tonemapping is not good if you want the brightness in your image to stay the same when you edit it. It's good in the real world, where you travel between various lighting conditions very fast, with no way to influence them most of the time (e.g. hiking along a pat...

Hi,

I doubt this would be useful for many users.
You could edit your BlendLuxCore installation to achieve this, e.g. by editing this file here: https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/BlendL ... ig.py#L329

There's a short description here: https://wiki.luxcorerender.org/ImagePip ... onemappers

I have reverted the "fix" to this as it was causing other problems (viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2611&start=10#p25569).
The node setup causing problems (pointer straight into material output) is nonsensical anyway, so I will just leave it as non-working like before.

@B.Y.O.B. however, there is a problem in BlendLuxCore. It is still creating 3 volumes: "air", "water" and another one created out of nowhere and referenced by the camera. This happens even if, inside Blender, the camera volumes is pointing to the same "water" volume used by the surface. This is wro...