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If this converter code is open source we could integrate it in the addon or Luxcore.
Thanks for documenting your findings by the way, this will be helpful for others.

Yes, I remember an article about the feature in Thea but I can't find it anymore. The only thing they offer is an example image, scroll to the bottom of this page: https://www.thearender.com/site/index.php/features/engines/unbiased.html However I don't know if their workaround/hack is truly unbiased...

kintuX wrote: ↑Fri Feb 23, 2018 5:20 pm So moving on... "Halt Conditions" don't work when Tiled with Multipass is used. Is that OK?

This system still needs some work, it's logged in the github issue.

Philstix wrote: ↑Fri Feb 23, 2018 7:25 am (I was going to attach the file but the 'Add files' function wouldn't let me attach an IES file or a text file)

You can zip it and attach then.

It's the terminator problem, see An object that I set to "smooth shading" looks like it is shaded flat in shadow penumbras

Created an issue: https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/BlendLuxCore/issues/83

I like the caustics of the red thing the most (although the white vase creates a nice shape, too). I'm not sure if more samples would fix that, or if I just need to clean it up in post-processing. You'll probably need postprocessing. Or you could try a border render of the noisy part to see if that ...

I guess this frontend could be replicated in Python.

The irregular data texture is already usable in BlendLuxCore.
(Material node tree, Add menu -> Light -> Irregular Data)

I did not see a "tabulated data" texture in the LuxCore SDL manual - is irregular data the same with a different name, or is it not available (yet)?

I agree with Dade.

If you pick the colors and look at the HSV values, you'll notice that both green and blue are at V = 100 in your image, so both have the same brightness.