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You can build luxcore with Python 3.6 with this command: I have tested the resulting pyluxcore with a blender buildbot build, I assume you are using one of those...

Interesting video, Dez! Thanks for sharing your workflow. And thanks Racleborg and Sharlybg for your suggestions, I'll have a look at those tools. I also tried to use FreeCAD starting from an iges model, and also Salome, but with both I ended up with similar problems... When I have some time I'll tr...

Nice motor model! Have you done the modelling in Blender? Once I tried something similar, starting from an existing model and exporting the mesh from Solid Edge. Mesh conversion to something usable by Blender was then a pain: I had to do a ton of manual corrections, and the mesh was huge, making eac...

Have you installed the intel redistributable, as described at the end of this post
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It is necessary due to a bug in latest embree.

Before I used to build Luxcorerender V2.0 in VS2013 without the above mentioned lines. But in VS2017, it is needed, Any reasons :?: . Ok, I forgot that you are building directly in VS IDE. No, honestly I don't know why those lines are needed with VS2017. You load the cmake-generated project in the ...

I meant saying that the file in the repo is already ok, because building worked for me after cloning the repository from scratch.
So probably your local copy is corrupt. Please try deleting the complete repo and recloning it.
File size 80 KB looks correct.

I have just cloned that repo from scratch and built without problems, so probably the file is ok.
Can you try to clone again?

Thank you all for the great work on this software!

OS W7sp1. Passed the 1st test, Path OCL @ 5000 samples: vs2013 (16:55.51) VS vs2017 (16:56.87) / 1.36s slower (by 0.1289 %) Thanks for testing it! Probably using Path OCL can mask most differences on the CPU part. I retested with luxcoreui and the Cornell Box scenes that comes with LuxCore standalo...

Hi, time ago there was a short discussion about switching to VS2017 for Windows builds, then... I disappeared for a while. :oops: I could work on that in the last days and now I think we could switch. Here is a v2.0RC1 build done with VS2017, if you want to test it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9h9edf5...