Caustics Hack | Blender Cycles and LuxCore Composite Teaser

This is sort of a proof of concept/teaser for a method I have collaborated with other artists on to utilize LuxCore and Cycles to their strengths. LuxCore excels at more realistic bi-directional caustics effects and Cycles tends to be much faster and utilizes more up-to-date rendering methods for non-CPU related tasks. If this video gets enough views, etc. I will make a tutorial on how to do this.
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[@heela.3dstudio]

wonderful, perfect, I really love it

[@hugoantunesartwithblender]

Amazing

[@djtutorialscgi]

Thanks!

[@denakrom]

have you made a tutorial video?

[@djtutorialscgi]

Yes. Check my channel.

[@user-jx4hn7pt7i]

I am also trying this recently, but I think LUXCORE's color caustics are not very good.I once tried to use cycles-400,000 samples to get a color caustic that is terrible but the overall color is good🤣🤣

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To get better color you should be able to just pop the dispersion up a lot and since with this method I am only rendering the caustics, the denoiser works very well.