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I was expecting to see more light pass through in the interior of the car, probably the windows in your car have no thickness and that's why it looks weird. When the geometry has no thickness it is better enabling Architectural glass option just like kintuX said and making the material shadow color ...

Very nice rendering modhob, maybe for the glass to let more light in you could increase the specular and the total path to 12 in the Light path settings and also in the glass material output make the shadow color completely white.

I made the scene to work with older blender versions and changed the materials to luxcore materials, i also put a car shape with a simple carpaint, you can play with the invert color, the metal roughness and the absorption values: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_Z9OHcKfVpXh39-qfmTk4QjRetaFuIl8/vie...

You can use this car scene: https://www.artstation.com/marketplace/ ... rial-video

Upload a simple scene that renders empty to check it out.

Excellent results CEROE , very nice images!

You can also try blendluxcore v2.4: https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/BlendL ... xcore_v2.4
Or maybe your windows 7 are 32bit and that's why it doesn't load.

Thank you kintuX , nice to know it also works with the latest version and blender 3.6!

Cool rendering, nice glasses!

Thank you very much neo2068 i tried it and it works!