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@B.Y.O.B. I have bumped the version number in BlendLuxCore to re-enable daily builds. We were in a corner case for which I have no good solution yet: when the BlendLuxCore pipeline is triggered by a LuxCore daily build, and the latest BlendLuxCore commit is tagged for another release, no BlendLuxCo...

TAO wrote: ↑Sun Apr 18, 2021 3:02 pm is this a common parameter and can be added to all materials?

Yes, it's this one: https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/LuxCor ... s.cpp#L535
Note that it's a color.

It's about the settings in the subdivision surface modifier. You can select the relevant object with the button to the right of the warning in the error log.

You can also attach the log as a text file, it seems too long for a post.

Try to check the %tmp% directory for a crash log. It has the name "<name-of-blendfile>.crash.txt" and usually contains a stacktrace that might help us.

It sounds like your libOpenImageDenoise is too old or too new. Maybe you tried to copy/paste the addon over an existing installation?
Try to remove the old addon completely, then install v2.5.

Please post a picture.

Looking good!

You can do this by calculating the dot product of the shading normal and the up vector.
(the power operation is just used here to enhance the contrast)

I'd say the user should use white light. Then the light groups can be colored with a simple multiply operation.