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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.

Cool, thanks! I hope (Blend)LuxCore will soon be compatible with 2.93 Alpha's new Python version. I know I can't expect Blender Alpha support, but just praying to the render gods. :) I love using the latest Blender Alpha features, and having to maintain a second Blender version for rendering is as i...

juangea wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 15, 2021 2:15 pm

Dade is the Bevel shader finished in LuxCore so it can be implemneted in BlendLuxCore?

That'd be great!

Thanks for your reply. I also suspect that.

No problem, I was just wondering.

Hi, I'm wondering: If I export objects with Luxcore materials to an FBX file from Blender, will the materials be properly exported? In other words: if the exported FBX file is opened in a different application, will the diffuse colors and maybe other material properties be intact, or is Blender's FB...

Nice! Thanks for the update, and please keep us posted.