Rendering Prisms | Luxcore Render Settings Primer

This video covers the render settings for LuxCore render for Blender. We will be going over everything required to render a prism scene in LuxCore including animation settings like halt conditions, noise thresholds, clamping, denoising and a lot more.
*NOTE* You should download and install the LuxCore for Blender DEVELOPMENT build (linked below). After installing, open a fresh default cube scene, set it to render using your GPU and allow Blender to build the render files it needs BEFORE opening the scene downloaded from my Gumroad.
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[@chj.schwarz]

I really, appreciate how informative and technical your videos are! But throw a couple of easy "how to make this" videos in there every now and then for the algorithm, people should know about your channel and won't find it if it's all technical stuff for advanced users. Not that I don't like it, but I'd love to see you blow up. The quality is definitely there!

[@djtutorialscgi]

Thanks. I appreciate the feedback! I have done a few here and there they just don’t do very well unfortunately. I originally made this channel to cover topics most channels don’t cover and to address cgi from a more mid to higher level of production. If you have any ideas on what you think a new user needs that isn’t out there yet, please let me know!

[@DRAVIASTUDIO]

Great and straight foward tutorial. only thing better to increase the specular value to at least 16 or 32 to eliminate the dark egde on glasses. Can be confusing for beginners as they may not know.

[@djtutorialscgi]

Thank you!

[@GreenBlueWalkthrough]

Ohn so that is what half of the buttons do... thanks! As for me I got a good result 1 tiume after 2 days of messing with it then tried the same secene same settings a few weeks later and it broke... But I am super happy with the 1 resault I got really game changing!

[@ak24789]

awesome

[@djtutorialscgi]

Thank you!

[@CoryBarr]

Hello. I'm new to Luxcore. I'm finding the djtutorials very helpful. I come from a background of making physical objects, and Luxcore seems to simulate them much better than other renders. I'm getting a bit stumped at one aspect that the cover image for this video demonstrates well. The prisms are dark. In the real world, I think you'd see more much more light activity inside them. Again, it's not specific to this tutorial but is something I continually hit with Luxcore. Is there another cache or something that should be enabled?

[@djtutorialscgi]

It might be that you need to increase the GI samples or light paths. Also, the amount of Light Tracing can make it dark. %100 shows only the light tracing paths so check some of those settings.

[@BMA_Onkill]

For some reason I can never get dispersion, it is either always just a little circle that is super bright or nothing appears, even in the bidirectional engine. Any idea why it is happening?

[@djtutorialscgi]

Hard to tell… it might be your light pass settings or it might be that you have changed the render settings and not the viewport? It could be a lot of things. If you get on the discord and post your project file there, someone should be able to help.

[@banquetforghosts]

Thank you for video. What do you think about Pro Render? Is it better than LuxCore? I create still image for ads ant etc

[@djtutorialscgi]

I have a lot of videos on ProRender. I have used it on professional projects using more flat or simple materials or fluid sims since it seems to render a lot faster and the way it renders glass looks really great to me. There is a new drop that has a more robust interactive renderer and I’m probably going to do a video on checking that out. In general, ProRender is good for very specific thing. LuxCore is better for realism and product renders. Octane I think is the best all around and Cycles has the most versatility while being accessible and a renderer.

[@banquetforghosts]

@@djtutorialscgi thank you

[@djtutorialscgi]

@@banquetforghosts of course!

[@ayanokojikiyotaka4555]

Yo does luxcore support cpu?? My gpu sucks for designing purpose:(

[@djtutorialscgi]

Yes.

[@basspig]

When are they going to update this plugin so it works with blender 3.3?

[@djtutorialscgi]

It does. You need to get the development build

[@basspig]

@@djtutorialscgi when are they going to have an official release? It's been a long time since 2.93.

[@djtutorialscgi]

@@basspig not sure but if you go into the the forums or GitHub there might be an answer.

[@basspig]

@@djtutorialscgi I've never understood that site. It's cryptic.

[@hypersonicmonkeybrains3418]

I've been using it with 3.4 lol.. its updated if you find the latest version on github.