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With rough glass the bulb looks just about right. I've also added some bump, like on the real thing, but it seems there's a bit too much of it.
Now render is 6 times slower.

B.Y.O.B. wrote: ↑Fri Nov 23, 2018 12:49 pm You could set the light bulb's glass shader to "architectural", this will let direct light through.

So, the answer for both questions is "no"?

I have two questions. 1) Is it possible to disable shadow casting for certain mesh? 2) Is it possible to have material that looks like it emits light, but without actually emitting light? I am trying to render incandescent light bulb. I have two options: make filament emitting light or use point lig...

I have a question: does luxcore support particles motion blur now?

kintuX wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 8:54 pm So, maybe it's this UV map orientation that's buggy?

Nope. It's obvious that's it's bump that's bugged. I don't think that's intended behaviour.

From my observation, main cause of window glass distortion is: 1) frame distortion – distorted frame bends glass 2) gravity and atmospheric pressure forces 3) uneven (imperfect) surface For frame distortion I use geometry distortion. For unevennes it would be normal map. I don't like architectural g...

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Bump texture is grey background with black and white lines and black square on it.
Cycles bump: Luxcore bump: Look at the shadows at square depression.

test scene: hdri: https://hdrihaven.com/hdri/?h=green_point_park

I can't get any bump from brick texure.

fBM diffuse color: fBM bump: Brick diffuse color: Brick bump:

Tested just now & it works well with official BlendLuxCore v2 & v2.1 alpha4. Which addon version are you using? Same version. I wouldn't say it works well, but yeah it probably does obey cpu thread settings, in a weird way though. Did you try to rotate the view while rendering is on? For me...