Interior & exterior gghouse
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Interior & exterior gghouse
I found some reference on gghouse on the web. i modeled kitchen view and start to learn luxcore. This render is done 2h45min at 1000 samples, 1800x1200 px on i7 2600+gtx 750.
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It looks really impressive. I like it.
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Really nice result !
I feel the render time super long. I'm sure this can be done in less than 30mn on same hardware.
PGI + OIDN + Clamping + CPU + GPU all that kill re.der time down a lot. The PGI tutorial scene on Youtube is rendered on 5mn on i7 2600 + 7970.
I feel the render time super long. I'm sure this can be done in less than 30mn on same hardware.
PGI + OIDN + Clamping + CPU + GPU all that kill re.der time down a lot. The PGI tutorial scene on Youtube is rendered on 5mn on i7 2600 + 7970.
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With albedo and average normal AOV activated OIDN shouldn't make anything blurry.
But in my Blender OIDN is on by default but the AOVs aren't which can result in blurred textures.
@peperepe77: Great render!
But in my Blender OIDN is on by default but the AOVs aren't which can result in blurred textures.
@peperepe77: Great render!
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No, if OIDN is used they are enabled silently in the background. You can check this if you open the console and look for the config properties that are printed before each render, they will contain:epilectrolytics wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2019 7:06 am But in my Blender OIDN is on by default but the AOVs aren't
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[LuxCore][7.310] film.outputs.0.type = "ALBEDO"
[LuxCore][7.310] film.outputs.0.filename = "ALBEDO.exr"
[LuxCore][7.310] film.outputs.1.type = "AVG_SHADING_NORMAL"
[LuxCore][7.310] film.outputs.1.filename = "AVG_SHADING_NORMAL.exr"
From my observations, if OIDN is blurry, it can be fixed by rendering more samples.
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OIDN don't have settings. The main things to get short and crispy output is to have good lighting good engine setup so you avoid to waste performance.
I mean your render should be fast already without OIDN.
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Thanks for clarification!
I didn't know that silent AOVs are possible.
I thought I had observed OIDN blur without AOVs but that might have been in very early stages before background activation was introduced.
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I think 1000 samples is too much, but I try to optimyze it with luxcore learning. Also Photon cache needs some learnin ( I see Sharlybg tutorial). I attach screenshoot luxcore parameters.
I have a question, is it possible to save photoncache in a file and reuse it? Is photoncache view dependent? In mental ray render photon map has a trick&tips: precalculate and save in a file and reuse it, but a 50% resolution, for example, final render is 4k, calculate&storage photon map at 2k and reuse it at 4k for more rendering speed. This file can reused after camera movement (no view dependent) good for animation. Sorry for my bad language
I have a question, is it possible to save photoncache in a file and reuse it? Is photoncache view dependent? In mental ray render photon map has a trick&tips: precalculate and save in a file and reuse it, but a 50% resolution, for example, final render is 4k, calculate&storage photon map at 2k and reuse it at 4k for more rendering speed. This file can reused after camera movement (no view dependent) good for animation. Sorry for my bad language
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Yes with the daily build (but the feature may be not yet exposed in Blender).Peperepe77 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2019 8:44 am I have a question, is it possible to save photoncache in a file and reuse it?
Nope.
It is not necessary, LuxCore PhotonGI work in world coordinates (not screen space) so if you specify the radius, it will be always the same no matter of the resolution. And anyway, the size/resolution of the cache has very little impact on the rendering times so the "2K => 4K" trick is not useful.Peperepe77 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2019 8:44 am In mental ray render photon map has a trick&tips: precalculate and save in a file and reuse it, but a 50% resolution, for example, final render is 4k, calculate&storage photon map at 2k and reuse it at 4k for more rendering speed.