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Blender 2.8: when the Python API is declared stable (this most likely happens when the beta is released).

In case you want to iterate over all nodes in a tree by type, look into the nodes folder in the addon. for example, the material node types: https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/BlendLuxCore/blob/master/nodes/materials/__init__.py#L10 So you can do stuff like for node in node_tree.nodes: if node.bl_idna...

It's actually very similar to Cycles nodes. Just that to access the node tree, you have to call material. luxcore .node_tree. If you want to change a socket value, get the socket from node.inputs, then call its default_value attribute (it holds the value of the socket when no node is linked to it). ...

Yes it's perfectly possible.
What exactly do you want to do?

Reference: Looks like the bulb is not completely clean glass. Theres some dust and dirt on it that is scattering the light around. You could try mixing archglass with some mattetranslucent. Besides, in my opinion, nobody needs architectural glass. In my personal list of the worst and useless things...

Maybe the pyluxcoretools in network render mode don't use the output definitions from the .cfg?
I have barely used them.

Demani wrote: ↑Fri Nov 23, 2018 2:12 pm I tried both solutions but it still save/merge the image as a .png.

This should not happen.
Make sure you are using the new, re-exported scene with RGB AOV.

wasd wrote: ↑Fri Nov 23, 2018 1:16 pm So, the answer for both questions is "no"?

Correct.

However, maybe you can do some tricks with render layers.

You could set the light bulb's glass shader to "architectural", this will let direct light through.

On the Render pane, in the Output section you can set the file format. It most likely has PNG selected by default. You can change it to OpenEXR there. This panel only applies to Blender, not the scene files exported for network rendering. @Demani edit : Forget all that crap below, I forgot that you...