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patro wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 1:09 pm

TAO wrote: ↑Tue Nov 30, 2021 12:55 am Improve multilateral and sub-material support in 3dsmax.
The new build is faster and less likely to cause the crash also it is not limited to many sub-level materials inside each other.
just a very simple demonstration of the output.
Screenshot 2021-11-30 013901.jpg

looking awesome we hope in a "christmas build"

Actually, if everything goes as is supposed to I intend to release a new build next week, there is a small issue about the object name to support multi-language support and strange issues about canceling render very fast multiple times that I'm working hard on it to fix it.
Hopefully, they all will be fixed by next week.
All mesh and UV parts are finished also multi-material/sub-material.
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1010&start=640#p32735

Add support for render elements, plus new advance render settings. still needs work as not all of nodes added yet.

TAO wrote: ↑Fri Dec 03, 2021 2:17 am
Actually, if everything goes as is supposed to I intend to release a new build next week, there is a small issue about the object name to support multi-language support and strange issues about canceling render very fast multiple times that I'm working hard on it to fix it.

I'm sure too many want to get the fingers on the new build asap

Finally, the features that everyone wait for it for a while. i like to be the first one to try it. we are waiting please make it fast.

amazing, just one request that i think is really important especially for new users at least, you really need to update documentation. it is ancient and has not been update for years.

I'll try my best to update documentation too, but perhaps it's better to finish new features and add them all together.

Thank you, if you be able to provide a few tutorials it can help everyone to how to use luxcore, maybe a video tutorial.

Anything new, we still are waiting for new build.

I'm super excited to announce that flow is now supported in MaxToLux, od course there are a few limitations considering that LuxCore doesn't support particles natively so you need to add a tyMessher or any type of geometry node in tyFlow to be able to render particles.
3dsmax particle flow can be rendered by the same technique but the display geometry will not work yet.
Personally, I love particles and simulation so I always like to recreate a few popular works and because of that, I decide to add more support in luxCore for that.
Interactive viewport render will be added very soon after making sure it is stable too. textures on the head projected by a camera projection map in luxcore latest build, thanks to Dade for implementation.
The Darkness. Here is another render that I created by using the same technique but slightly different in position of particles and using different types of textures and material nodes. Silence is Golden All images are rendered in OCIO color space rec. 709

It's all great news and we hope in a build soon, even if it incomplete!