Ah, you were using a separate top mesh. In that case subd smoothing would round the corners.

It doesn't have much sky contrast due to the crappy gamma curve of APX 100, although it might work well on dcm's white walls.

Did you set the top faces to smooth shading? Also, don't use view dependant subd. Seems to be a bug where not all faces are divided (even when they are in view). Use these settings: Subd smoothing on. Merge verts off. View dependant off. Thresholds at 0.00. You could also try the smooth option for t...

Well, the presets were taken from films and not modern dsrls, and tbh they are pretty useless if you're looking for highlights and shadow details. Very high contrast, bad grayscales, high saturation etc...

If linear tonemapping isn't any good then neither will any camera preset be. They have a "higher" gamma curve. (mid values are darker) You could save render as .exr then tonemap in photoshop. You will have full curve control. Open the .exr in photoshop then go to Image > Mode > 8 bits. There's other...

While you're at it... add OpenEXR 2.0 support.

This thing is doneski! There's 10cm, 1m and 10m versions of the scene. Install by unzipping the contents to the indigo program folder. I believe indigo only supports one material scene at a time unlike the old mat editor, but you can run them from anywhere as they use relative paths. Remember to bac...

OnoSendai wrote:

dag wrote:Spherical tiles ok now, but there's vertical lines that are brighter on both edges.

Better yet, can you send me the (simplified) scene?

Happens only with bidir.

Spherical tiles ok now, but there's vertical lines that are brighter on both edges.

The left side of the image doesn't align with the right side perfectly when using the spherical camera.

Pibuz wrote:sounds like your GPU is very fast compared to your CPU power

Wouldn't then the cpu use more since it has to feed the gpu faster?

My cpu uses 100% and that's an i7 with hd 5770.
Are you using all cpu threads?

He is god of white walls.

Ah, the plot thickens!

OnoSendai wrote:dag: Your preview scene looks really good, nice one.

Well, do you want it, use it and abuse it?

OnoSendai wrote:* Two emitters are now using D65 spectrum

Does that mean blackbody 6500K? If that's the case I get the magenta white balance bug when using that. How did you get the gray?

It's not really perfectionized yet, and of course you can have it in meters if you want.
I'm wondering though what to do about subdivisioning for displacement.