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It is planned: https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/LuxCore/issues/78

Yes, but OpenVDB is not the default and most users will still use the old point cache.
But yes, if it turns out to be too much work then I'll just add a label to the UI that says "use OpenVDB for fast smoke rendering".

But probably the simpler solution is to just keep light groups on different Blender layers and turn them on/off They are a scene property. Currently, if you define 4 custom light groups and assign no lights to them, you get the default light group plus 4 black images. Obviously we need some kind of...

I also find this annoying and it is on my todo list but I didn't find the time to address it so far. So no, currently there is no way (however maybe you can do it with Blender trickery, light groups are a scene property so if you create a second scene and link in all your objects, you should be able...

I have started to work on support in BlendLuxCore however apparently it is non-trivial to find out the path of the cache files... I can't find the relevant Python attribute in Blender or in the documentation. Have to look further. Of course the current code already works with OpenVDB (the grid attri...

We use BCD - Bayesian Collaborative Denoiser for Monte-Carlo Rendering.

Very early work in progress, started yesterday...

Already logged as feature request: https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/LuxCore/issues/91

Do you have an old LuxBlend installation? Disable it in the user prefs, save user prefs, restart and try again.
By the way 2.79b is out (but it does not matter for this problem).

In the new version 2.0 interface, and the node has changed, and I can't repeat the material. The author uses material "Glass 2" which is no more. I assumed that all combined in just the glass. Yes, just use glass. If you attach an interior volume it behaves like the old glass2 (using the ...