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That's fast, thanks a lot

yes, at least in archviz (which is a very big chunck of the rendering community if not the biggest?) it's very used and tendency goes up.

That's the way Blender works and why Cycles also doesn't has this function yet, but I was speaking about the possible standalone py script Dade mentioned. It would remove all Blender's limitations, reduce memory footprint as you said and would be much easier to implement I thing.

Awesome, already tested, already lots of improvements!
To report the bugs, maybe a button more in the debug panel to save the log could help testers.

Particles are enabled :) I found 2 problems, they seem to be shift on Z when using emitter type. With hair, it makes an "list index out of range" error. The file is here: http://pasteall.org/blend/index.php?id=48776 Result with wireframe over to see the difference: particles render wirefra...

BlendLuxCore could have already the potential do this: something like a special mode to export the scene at frame 0 than update only the camera with position of frame 0 to n. Or just automatically detect that the scene hasn't changed and update only the camera, a kind of optimized path for camera-o...

So after asking on IRC, they will decide tomorrow. The rule is to not update libs, It is quite the ABC of software release. Of course, they know it and they are the first wanting 2.79a to be stable to concentrate on 2.8x but... but they have to balance it with all the bad publicity they got I guess...

Would it be possible to build both a 3.5 and 3.6 version? I'm pretty sure 2.79a will use latest svn with all deps updated because of the vulnerabilities fuzz/scandal. It would help a lot to know if 2.79a is going to use Python 3.5 or 3.6. Isn't there someone in Blender Foundation that can answer th...

Is there a way to have get stable values, like a pre pass, running the pathtracing for 10sec, getting good enough values for the tonemapping and then save it in scene custom properties or so? This is basically like I implemented it. You start a rendering and after a warmup of 10 seconds it the opti...

B.Y.O.B. wrote: ↑Sat Jan 20, 2018 7:02 pm BlendLuxCore supports tonemapping (and the bloom plugin) since a few hours

BYOB, the one coding faster than his shadow!