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It was supported in the classic Lux only.

Making good reflections in metallic objects to emphasize the geometry might be hard from my experience. This is a very solid work from this point of view.

And matte to "100% Uniform Diffuse Reflection"?

Amazing quality for such a short render time.

IIRC, this feature was only implemented in the ancient Blender 2.49 exporter. I believe separate addons exist now for exactly this purpose.

These images scream for some denoiser love. Great work, as usual.

I'm amazed at how much faster the engine is - only took 20 hours to render to 5% convergence using an underclocked fx-8350 on bidir default settings, using a multiple scattering volume! You could've cut the rendering time by the factor of 2 or 3 (at least) by using single scattering -- without any ...

I believe Thea renderer had an analytical solution to this problem so it seems to be possible for an unbiased renderer.

Beautiful scene!

There was a 'scatter' material in Classic Lux useful for this kind of things (it required some elaborate setup though). I always wondered whether it's possible to have a translucent material but, unlike matte translucent, with configurable mean scattering angle.