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If you add displacement to it it will be more complicated and interesting.

daros wrote: ↑Thu Jul 08, 2021 11:01 pm An more complex scene created using FELIX + Luxcore. 8 minutes rendering.

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weldone, amazingly done.

These are my renders :D Thanks for sharing. I am a beginner LuxCore user as well, and have translated some of these scenes into Luxcore for testing purposes. Right now, the ability to do caustics in Keyshot is a clear winner in terms of 'ease of use' but I totally think LuxCore could be a contender...

That's because we do not have good videos to introduces the LuxCore and all the features, and by video, I mean good, small, commercial-like video. If you look at the Cycles-X introduction video or unreal engine 5 you will get what I'm talking about. Even sometimes they exaggerate the abilities and ...

That's because we do not have good videos to introduces the LuxCore and all the features, and by video, I mean good, small, commercial-like video. If you look at the Cycles-X introduction video or unreal engine 5 you will get what I'm talking about. Even sometimes they exaggerate the abilities and t...

patro wrote: ↑Wed Jul 07, 2021 12:24 pm Did you try it with latest OIDIN 1.4 already?
by the way i would like some dispersion for the watch glass, which will create a nice thin ring effect in some point on the outer glass rim.

I used the old denoiser, I can try thin film and see the result.

Dade wrote: ↑Wed Jul 07, 2021 1:53 pm

TAO wrote: ↑Wed Jul 07, 2021 10:23 am

Dade wrote: ↑Wed Jul 07, 2021 8:42 am

Are you using multi-scattering or heterogeneous volumes ? Homogeneous volumes are pretty fast to render.

Oh, I see, so I need to use heterogeneous volumes instead. thank you.

You mean homogenous

Yes homogenous.

render time is getting too long especially when I use a higher value for scattering, but it does the job. Are you using multi-scattering or heterogeneous volumes ? Homogeneous volumes are pretty fast to render. Oh, I see, so I need to use heterogeneous volumes instead. thank you. If B.O.B.Y has tim...

Appleseed is officially dead. Last night the main developers in private forums announced they will not regularly maintain the code and there will be just important implementation if there is enough time. Even my own last implementation to approved after about 5 months. The only advantage Appleseed h...

Actually, I could implement it, as a two steps: 1) convert an arbitrary mesh in a NULL cube with inside a volume (having the shape of the mesh); 2) operations between volumes (sum, subtraction, etc.); It may be not even hard to do but it sounds a bit like a toy with very little practical applicatio...