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Hi,

I'm going to ping another developer who has more knowledge about this.

One hint from me: the latest development is happening in branch "for_v2.11", not "master". It might be worth trying to build with that branch. Based on your description, I am assuming you are trying to build "master ...

Hi,

I have checked about the node-copying crash. Indeed, I can reproduce it with Blender 4.5.5 and BlendLuxCore 2.10.2.
In the latest v2.11 development branch, the crash doesn't happen anymore. I will have to go back to check what change may have fixed this, perhaps I can make a 2.10.3 release ...

Hi,

Are there any (error) messages printed in the console during the startup of Blender?
If you don't know how to open Blender from a comman line, on Windows you can open the console from within Blender thorugh the Menu "Window -> Toggle System Console". Please share all the text shown there. You ...

Good to hear it worked!

Hello,

First of all, please be aware that LuxCore v2.10 does not fully support Blender 5.0, even when the OpenCL issue is resolved.

I don't know specifically for this combination of Linux + Intel drivers, but there has been a similar situation with rusticl drivers, see the later posts in this ...

Do you mean the setting shown below?
You have to press "N" in Blender to get the side panel and then select the LuxCore tab.

Hello,
sorry for not responding quicker.
This issue has already been taken care of by another developer However, because of the nature of the underlying reason (interaction with Blenders internal data structures), this will only be fixed by the next version 2.11.
With BlendLuxCore v2.10.x, stick to ...

Not final, but we were discussing an alpha release in December.

Particularly the first picture has some typical look of many interior bounces, the sort of substructure in the glass. (At least looks like typical things I've seen).

Nothing wrong with choosing a large number of bounces, it may be needed to avoid black sports.

There was a post about glass tables a ...

This looks like a high path depth was involved