First Rayscaper Test
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It is a fine start, the auto exposure is the new feature to have in any render engine imho, looking forward to new renders from you, be well and enjoy.
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@pixelcruncher
Yes, I use D5 Render or Chaos Envision in my work, but neither of them is built into SU. I have also used Vray and Thea Render, which are relatively lighter and simpler compared to Rayscaper. I hope Rayscaper can evolve more perfectly
Another one TEST -
Excellent !
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@lightscape Thanks for the feedback. Would love to hear what you're missing in your workflows. We can make that happen
Cheers,
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@lightscape Very nice renders. May be you could increase contrast or use Ambient Oclusion? And increase your herringbone floor normal map level?
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@Krass
The testing objective is to verify the accuracy of Rayscaper's ray tracing and its ability to adjust tone mapping, so all materials have been adjusted for roughness and necessary translucency. In addition, in order to make the details in the deep space clearer and avoid overexposure of the window, the overall contrast of the image will be weaker. I think the best way at this stage, besides increasing the parameter adjustability of tone mapping, is to highlight the details of dark areas, maintain grayscale, output EXR format, and then enter the post production color correction software for color correction -
@pixelcruncher
Hi Thomas
Thank you for your hard work. Undoubtedly, I like Rayscaper. I think the development direction is very correct.
I need to continue testing several scenarios, compare them with other renderers, and provide constructive suggestions. Currently, I have some ideas on camera settings, tone mapping, glass materials, material luminescence, and so on.. Organized and presented to you together -
@lightscape Fucking legend! Thanks!
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I'm trying PBR neutral Tone map...
Thomas, The tests I'm running are perfect for the tasks I had on the project, following what you told me via email... -
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I read in your manual that "PBR Neutral" is the default setting, but I’ve always used "Reinhart"—I seem to recall that was the default in older versions, though I’m not entirely sure.
In any case, for the moment, I’ve chosen "PBR Neutral" for the brick-walled loft from the "New Releases" post. I’m avoiding messing with the contrast and exposure settings, though. I do miss having the option to save my settings for later use—we’ve discussed that before—but simply keeping a screenshot of them will suffice for now...
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@krass Reinhard was the default before. Note that we are dropping it in the next release. It's just shit compared to the others
It's a relic from a different time in computer graphics.I feel your pain. We're doing a release soon, so the presets won't make it into that one. But I try to get it into the next release.
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