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Clear, I'll do that from now on, and thanks for opening an issue on Github.

Hi,

Thanks a lot for reviving LuxCoreRender. I've always loved it. Great to see it being actively developed again.

In BlendLuxCore v2.10 for macOS (Apple Silicon), LuxCore makes Blender 4.4.3 instantly crash once you've got one LuxCore material linked across multiple objects, then click on the ...

I understand. I really hope Luxcore will get more developer attention and funding. I would definitely start funding Luxcore if that would enable someone to spend more time on macOS development.

I'm glad to see that U3Dreal in the Luxcore Discord (the 'Luxcord' ;) ) is already supporting ARM Macs ...

Yeah, sorry, I'm deviating a bit from the OpenCL discussion. :oops:

I just love Luxcore and really hope my transition to macOS won't become a handicap when it comes to using Lux.

By the way, I recently had an interesting discussion with the developer of MoI 3D about the relativity of the ...

What about Luxcore macOS, preferably utilizing Metal, but at least optimized for ARM / Apple Silicon?

I'm not going along with the NVIDIA bias of the Blender devs, and would love to see Luxcore take the lead when it comes to macOS support.

I'm planning a return to macOS, hopefully if later this ...

Don't mess with the Pika!
Based on a drawing by Leonard Furuberg.
Created using Blender, rendered with LuxCoreRender.

metinseven.nl

Thanks!

No hair patch, haha, but I did use LuxCore's cloth material, and love its anisotropic highlights.

Thank you, appreciated!

Donald!

Created using Blender (mix of Sculpt Mode and Edit Mode + modifiers).
Rendered using LuxCoreRender.
Based on a sketch by Mark Christiansen.
Hope you like him!

https://metinseven.nl

Thanks!

I've got little knowledge of coding / scripting, but I believe the only thing that's necessary is compiling LuxCore (and BlendLuxCore?) with the same new Python version.