LuxCoreRender Forums

Hi there,
Can anybody tell me how to achieve dirt/fingerprint effects on the glass material? I can use "Rough Glass Material" and feed a texture to the roughness slot but then glass gets much darker, even with lowest roughness setting of "Roughness 0.0010".
First image: regular glass
Second image: rough glass - Roughness 0.001
Thanks

May be, you could try to use glass material and apply the texture with the finger prints to bump map slot

The texture should probably have noise inside the finger prints.

Dade,
Thanks for your reply. Your suggestion sort of gives me a look I'm after viewing from far, but not close view. So far, mixing Glass material with Glossy Translucent(with fingerprint texture for Roughness) gives similar look I'm looking for without darkening the glass.

I have another question. (Maybe I should make a new post...but)
When I link objects that have particles applied, say a tree with leaves as particles, I see the leaves in viewport but disappear in the renderings. Is this a normal behavior of LuxCore? Appending works as it should.

You could try glossycoating over the glass, with textured roughness.

Taka wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 7:08 pm I have another question. (Maybe I should make a new post...but)
When I link objects that have particles applied, say a tree with leaves as particles, I see the leaves in viewport but disappear in the renderings. Is this a normal behavior of LuxCore? Appending works as it should.

This is a limitation of the addon, I will try to fix this after 2.8 port.
https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/BlendL ... issues/228

B.Y.O.B. wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 12:38 am You could try glossycoating over the glass, with textured roughness.

Thanks B.Y.O.B.
But when I use Glossy Coating over the glass, I get a weird result with open cl. View port rendering shows blue material and final shows green material. It is supposed be a clear glass?? Seems fine with cpu rendering though. Am I doing something wrong?

Can you upload the scene?

Taka wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 4:10 pm But when I use Glossy Coating over the glass, I get a weird result with open cl. View port rendering shows blue material and final shows green material. It is supposed be a clear glass?? Seems fine with cpu rendering though. Am I doing something wrong?

It smells like a driver bug, what GPU are you using ? Have you tried to updated your drivers ? Unfortunately, vendors often release broken OpenCL drivers.

A good crosscheck is to run with the OpenCL CPU device, if it works, 99.99% of the times is a driver bug.

Here you go! Thanks for checking it!

On Nvidia GPU, it looks exactly like on your end (green with PathOCL, blue with RTPathOCL).
On Intel OpenCL CPU device, it's also wrong, see attached image.
Maybe a bug in LuxCore after all?

NVidias, using 419.67 drivers.

GTX 1060 Q M5000 Both Both + CPU OCL CPU Path