A Few Suggestions For Awesome Lux Developers

[JoeDDD]

(I know it is anything but easy to program and make new features like these but I am still posting this thread becasue maybe some of these suggestions/features could improve luxcorerender one day)
1. Node Editor suggestions

-noise node sockets


-Fresnel node


-attribute node (I dont know if there already is one but it is very helpful for multible uvmaps)


-Light node editor (easier value and color manipulation)


-Color ramp (more artist frendly than color band) (dont remove the color band node if you add a color ramp node please becasue it is still useful in some cases)


-Image color manipulation nodes


-more noise textures (I dont know if that is even possible or how hard it is to implement something like that so I will appreciate if you can tell me if is it even possible)


2. LuxcoreImagepipeline

-More bloom options (Options for bloom for octane render)


-More color aberration settings:
-which color channels are shifted

-Dynamic Range (similar to blenders filmic option but it would have more settings like number of stops and etc...)

3. Automatic sun color checkbox

I would be happy if you would tell me which of these options are possible to implement and which are not .

[Dade]

3. Automatic sun color checkbox

What do you mean ? The sun color is already computed automatically

I would be happy if you would tell me which of these options are possible to implement and which are not .

They all look possible, some one is even easy to add, but main problem, as usual, is find people and time to write them.

[B.Y.O.B.]

-attribute node (I dont know if there already is one but it is very helpful for multible uvmaps)

LuxCore currently does not support multiple UV maps, but when it does, I would implement something better than this lazy attribute node.
Probably a dropdown list of available UV maps.

-Color ramp (more artist frendly than color band) (dont remove the color band node if you add a color ramp node please becasue it is still useful in some cases)

This is unfortunately very hard to do in the current Blender API, otherwise I would have implemented it like that. The band node is the closest I could get without resorting to annoying hacks.

The rest looks doable.