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B.Y.O.B. wrote: ↑Tue Jun 25, 2019 10:20 am - Every feature has an ongoing cost during development. Every time I change code, I have to think about all the implications it can have on other code.

Prime example right here: viewtopic.php?f=5&p=14263#p14263

And what about the "radiance group" part? Is it possible to get AOVs for multiple radiance groups in a single render? Hm, not sure. You can try to disable some groups in one of the imagepipelines containing output_switcher and see if it changes the result: https://wiki.luxcorerender.org/L...

Awesome

But it seems that you're using Blender's nodes rather than luxcore's image pipeline (my current computer doesn't have Blender installed)? Can I do this easily only with luxcoreconsole (or pyluxcore's console)? It's ok if it can't, because writing a separate program to do simple image processing is ...

Thanks! But are imagepipelines "linear"? I mean, is it possible to "merge" the processed AOVs back to a new "beauty" channel and let OIDN operate on it? I'm also worried about its effectiveness with other AOVs. If you use a linear tonemapper, the results are linear and...

Nice work. BTW All these renders are draft copies, because coordinated design with the customer. Would be great to see them in finished form once the project is done :) For drafts they are pretty good, but the denoiser artifacts are showing. Rly love luxcore but working with Blender 2.79 sometimes s...

I can currently think of two approaches: 1. write an ImagePipeline plugin, manipulating AOVs before OIDN 2. LuxCore only renders to AOVs, then I write a separate program to process AOV, then call OIDN manually. Are there any other approaches? Which one is preferred? OIDN is already a separate image...

CodeHD wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2019 8:38 pm I never tried doing this with clipping planes, not yet at least.

You should, it's fun

See https://wiki.luxcorerender.org/BlendLux ... ping_Plane

Neat, is that with the arbitrary clipping plane?

@lacilaci Check if your glass sheets have thickness and if the normals are pointing in the right directions (outside).