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Hey, thank you aha, i've noticed some things about using the "light tracing" and the "caustics cache". I've used them before and they work great; although they have their own issues. the light tracing option seems to have errors for glass (maybe there is a setting i am missing)....

"Caustics through glass" are SDS paths: it is a topic on its own and you can find a lot of posts about it. thank you for clarifying this for me: i will be reading more about this topic. i'm sure there is a setting somewhere i have not pressed which is giving me these issues, other than th...

drinks come out very nicely - especially ice imperfections, glass roughness, bubbles scattering this render really trick the sight ;) Congrats! @Sharlybg If you don't mind - please make a tutorial with a similar topic... there are some videos about luxcore glass shaders on youtube but they NEVER co...

wonderful ice cubes. ice cream plastic thank you :D, i agree that the icecream looks like plastic, it is because i sculpted it poorly and i wasnt able to perfect the material. i used a "glossy translucent" material. i think over time when i experiment more i will be able to make it look m...

This is indeed a super nice render output you get there. Could even be a great subject for a tutorial. Btw light tracing and/or caustics cache are not enable here so you have quite big realism margin left. (just in case you want give it a spin). Hey, thank you aha, i've noticed some things about us...

Hey guys, my first time posting on these forums. I've fell in love with Luxcorerender's glass and volumetrics capabilities, IMO they are far better than cycles, as cycles is simply limited in terms of those two aspects. I was inspired by food/beverage photography to make these scenes. I went for a p...