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Hi,

What would be the most sensible / correct way to create a ceramic / teeth material in LuxCoreRender?

Right now I'm doing it with the node setup below. I can imagine adding a homogeneous volume would add the SSS that is present in teeth.

Ah, thanks! I had overlooked the OptiX checkbox.

I've just installed the first 2.5 build. A few questions: The BlendLuxCore Preferences and the viewport render kernel precalculations only show CUDA, no OptiX. Is OptiX being used yet? OptiX denoising is only available for the viewport. Will it also be available for the final rendering soon? Thanks!

Thank you! Getting killed by a caustics gun sounds like a great way to die for render lovers.

Thanks Theo! I will more thoroughly check out the other renderers as well, although I'm quite content with Lux.

Retro-style Science Fiction ray gun. Because there can never be enough ray guns, and robots, and...

A hard-surface modeling exercise, rendered using LuxCoreRender.

Concept: Sam Nielson

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Thanks for the additional info. I've processed some of your remarks in the article.

Thanks Kintux.

Blendigo exports to Indigo I assume? Indigo is not a free renderer, and neither is Corona as far as I know. Please correct me if I'm wrong, and I'll add the renderers. Thanks.

Charles: Thanks! My pleasure. LuxCoreRender deserves it.

Theo: Thanks for your info, I will process some of it into the article if you don't mind.

Hi,

I've written an article for BlenderNation about the available free renderers for Blender, and of course included LuxCoreRender.

Here it is:

https://www.blendernation.com/2020/08/0 ... renderers/

I hope it will attract many new LuxCoreRender users (and donators).