This can happen if you have a face not reachable from any light source (for instance if you are baking a face inside cube and not reachable by any light source). The resulting baked map should be just black as expected.
A baking test scene
Re: A baking test scene
Re: A baking test scene
Thank youThis can happen if you have a face not reachable from any light source (for instance if you are baking a face inside cube and not reachable by any light source). The resulting baked map should be just black as expected.
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Re: A baking test scene
Hello,
Is it possible to exclude some objects from baking? I know one can change render settings individually editing the config file, but naming conventions are still a bit difficult for complex scenes, and finding the correct objects is quite hard... But even with small render setting these objects do render... it would be cool to simply skip them.... say you have a room with a bookcase.... maybe you want to bake the walls and the bookcase it self, but not each individual book (hundreds in these particular example)...
Thanks!
Is it possible to exclude some objects from baking? I know one can change render settings individually editing the config file, but naming conventions are still a bit difficult for complex scenes, and finding the correct objects is quite hard... But even with small render setting these objects do render... it would be cool to simply skip them.... say you have a room with a bookcase.... maybe you want to bake the walls and the bookcase it self, but not each individual book (hundreds in these particular example)...
Thanks!
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Re: A baking test scene
Hi, Is it possible to disable objects from render baking?
I know one can change render setting per object editing the config file by hand, but naming conventions are complex for large scenes...
for example, say you have a room with a bookcase full of books... one may want to bake the room itself and the bookcase, but not hundreds of books... is this possible?
thanks.
I know one can change render setting per object editing the config file by hand, but naming conventions are complex for large scenes...
for example, say you have a room with a bookcase full of books... one may want to bake the room itself and the bookcase, but not hundreds of books... is this possible?
thanks.
Re: A baking test scene
It will once is integrated in BlendLuxCore. At the moment, without extending BlendLuxCore to mark the objects to bake or to not, it can not be done. You could use some trick like some specific prefix or postfix in the material or object name to select what to bake but it would be quite an hack.nestanqueiro wrote: ↑Wed Jan 08, 2020 4:57 pm Is it possible to exclude some objects from baking? I know one can change render settings individually editing the config file, but naming conventions are still a bit difficult for complex scenes, and finding the correct objects is quite hard... But even with small render setting these objects do render... it would be cool to simply skip them.... say you have a room with a bookcase.... maybe you want to bake the walls and the bookcase it self, but not each individual book (hundreds in these particular example)...
Are you using luxcoreui to bake objects ?
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Re: A baking test scene
To try it out, yes, but the naming convention used doesn't make it easy... requires me to do a lot of cleaning in the scene before baking, joining hundreds of objects and removing lots of materials to skip baking...
I'm looking forward to it's integration in BlendLuxCore so we have more control...
Thanks for this great addition to the renderer... in my line of work it will make a huge difference...
I'm looking forward to it's integration in BlendLuxCore so we have more control...
Thanks for this great addition to the renderer... in my line of work it will make a huge difference...
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Re: A baking test scene
Is it possible to denoise a baked texture? I've tryed changing the pipeline for the rendered textures, but none of them is the denoised one...
Is it implemented already? Thanks
Is it implemented already? Thanks
Re: A baking test scene
I have done some test but Intel OIDN has quite some problem denoising baked maps. It is likely because it is not trained for such a task. It has a new special mode for light maps but not yet for full baked maps.nestanqueiro wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 7:17 pm Is it possible to denoise a baked texture? I've tryed changing the pipeline for the rendered textures, but none of them is the denoised one...
Is it implemented already? Thanks
I tried also BCD denoiser but it has also some problem with the border of UV "island" in baked map.
So it is still somewhat an open problem.
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Re: A baking test scene
Hi Dade, is there an example on how to use the glTF v2.0 FILESAVER? is it only in the API and is not exposed, or is there a way to use it without coding?
Re: A baking test scene
Yes, there is a "Export (glTF)" in LuxCoreUI under menu "Rendering": https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/LuxCor ... nu.cpp#L90nestanqueiro wrote: ↑Wed Jan 22, 2020 7:13 pm Hi Dade, is there an example on how to use the glTF v2.0 FILESAVER? is it only in the API and is not exposed, or is there a way to use it without coding?
You can load a baked scene and export in glTF.