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I can reproduce it on Windows.
However it only happens in final render, not in viewport render.

I mean the walls are made of "glossy " (something not very common)

I have to disagree. If you look at a typical white wall in the real world at a shallow angle (because of fresnel effect), you'll notice that it shows glossy reflections.
Walls usually have a high roughness and dark specular color ...

HD 7970 GHz (3GB VRAM).

I try to avoid filling my GPU memory with a giant HDRI that you only see 10% of (where the camera is looking).
I should probably do it differently: Use low-resolution HDRI with transparent film and then add the backplate in compositing. However the reflection in the water would not match in that case.

Very cool that you're contributing :D
The procedure is:
Create a fork of the BlendLuxCore repository on GitHub
Clone your fork to your local computer
Modify the files
Commit your changes
Push your commit to your fork repository
Create a pull request (request me to pull your changes into the ...

An update.
I'm now using a cropped portion of an HDRI on the light emitting plane in the background, mixed with the JPG I had earlier, for a bit better lighting.
Still had to resort to a fake sun (coming somewhere from the left) to get a nice rim light.
Unfortunately I can't make the light emitting ...

Sharlybg wrote: Sat Feb 03, 2018 10:07 pm test name bug.blend

I fixed the bug.

turn arround suzane and tell me if all is correct. look the eye from the side and back/top.

The suzanne model is non-manifold, which makes it unsuited for anything with transparent/translucent materials.
It is expected to look wrong with volumes, glass etc.


This also wan't render :

Thanks ...

Ok, I changed the UI text and tooltip.

Can we change it?