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I've noticed if you export the scene (cfg) texture gamma settings aren't exported, they are always 1

In Thea the metallic is a layer mask.. kinda useless with it being pure white, the lower layer does nothing

Thanks guys I'm giving it try now

Awesome, thank you I will give it a go


I have a load of tiles which have this white texture, that's why I was a bit confused how to use it

Could someone enlighten me with setting up a material based on Substance created textures? My efforts are way to glossy or look rubbery
Were would _metallic usually go?
I not that clued up on Blenders nodes so I'd thought I'd ask

I think the python.net solution works reasonably well, a render view is possible.. the bummer is the lack of IntelliSense but most things are very close to python.
I thought maybe ruby swig wrappers would be nice for Sketchup but the C api is the way to go

@Dade
The best way to be fair would be SWIG wrappers, but that's beyond me, the Thea guy did C#, Java and python ones but it was so hard to get the sdk and un publicised nothing was ever done with them

Its better in a form using Python.Runtime; public Form1() { using (Py.GIL()) InitializeComponent(); } public static class Globals { public static dynamic luxcore = Py.Import("pyluxcore"); } dynamic pyluxcore; public void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { try { pyluxcore = Globals.lu...

Ok I was bored/needed a break so I had a play with python.net to see if pyluxcore would work and it does :) So here's an example for a simple console application in c# I used VS2013; I seem to have problems with 2017 but I didn't really try to figure out why it had issues, and I used pip to get the ...

I have a problem with grouped objects with a back face material rendering white image.png The cube in the center is grouped and has a back face material as you can see its white, the right cube is ungouped but has a back face mat, the left cube is grouped but nothing on the back face 2sided.jpg the ...

Thea's shadow catcher doesn't have a diffuse layer, I think that's how they got around all the oddities

A better option is camera mapping in my opinion, you can do all sorts
(its Thea)

https://www.deviantart.com/arfur9/art/Car-350076149