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Oh, I never did the tests, I'll check those tests next weekend, or at least I'll try

I think we need random walk and the improved principled shader to avoid these problematic

I agree that to vastly improve compatibility just so minor nodes have to be improved/implemented. Usually they are Mapping / texture coordinates, and translucent / sub surface, with that toolset a big majority of cycles shaders could be fully compatible since ArchViz materials tend to be simple enou...

Not a problem, we are here to remind and ask hahaha

I've been dealing with using Random Per Island to distribute several textures in the same object, and it works great, but the thing is that I had to stack several Color Math nodes to convert the random values into 1 or 0 for the textures to be fully applied and not mixed. So i thought that a layerin...

you can always stack multiple bombing textures if you need multiple bullets. Whould that make a performance difference? I mean, multiple bullets means that the computation of the bullets distribution is being done once and with multiple textures, also I imagine intersection between bullets can be a...

This is not yet in BlendLuxCore right?

Pretty interesting, and I agree with everything BYOB said.

It’s like some kind of decal mapping, right?

Interesting, and yes, I'm not sure either if the other technique is GPU compatible or not.

Hey, this is for Dade or any other of you that are interested in new rendering techniques, not sure if this could be implemented in LuxCore, or if it has any drawbacks, but it seems to be astonishing :) It's called Specular Manifold Sampling. 2 minute paper video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pop...