How to make Realistic Lasers in Blender - Blender Tutorial

[@lukayz1363]

Really cool

[@USBEN.]

Thankyou, very useful.

[@MicroSingularity]

Thanks

[@astridsaldana9302]

Could you make a tutorial on how to make an optical table? I'll be really helpful for me, thanks a lot!!

[@UndercrasherJr]

Could you make a tutorial on how you make the super nova for your intro?

[@MicroSingularity]

It’s actually stock footage. Sorry

[@robk4836]

how do you get the white background for the final render? Is this perfect white?

[@TheLenbus]

Whoa this is really cool. Have been looking for this for quite some time. Is there any opportunity to just keep a better beam quality after the reflections? In your setup the beam gets rather fuzzy quite fast, which I (as an engineer for optical systems) consider to be not realistic to that extent... If you have a way for that, please let us know :)

[@jacobmartincontreras]

You just wait longer. The reason it does tgat us because it hasn't calculated it yet.

[@12345ches]

Amazing tutorial, exactly what I was looking for! Do you think this could be achievable using Cycles instead?

[@MicroSingularity]

Thank you. You can fake it in cycles but LuxCore gives more realistic results

[@EMERGENCIASTATE]

Hi it doesn't work for me .. when I press render I can not see the lasers

[@thehungmai686]

Yes, I am also encoutering like this cause. Have you solved it ? If you solved this problem, please let me know ! Thank you so much !

[@thehungmai686]

Hi, I have just solved this problem. In the scene, you have to chosen Bidir mode in the Engine.

[@noahren1407]

When i try to install it, it always shows, could not import pyluxcore. How to solve this

[@gunchimssakdone]

me too...

[@gretaloparco6782]

same problem.. anyone here that found a solution?

[@noisyash4234]

@@gretaloparco6782 Use blender 2.93 and it works