[Bf-cycles] Biased Rendering

[Mafteiu Scai Vlad]

Now that would be nice to have :)

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2014-07-02 13:20 GMT+03:00 boura david <def4d.fr at gmail.com>:

> +1000
>
> 2014-07-02 12:19 UTC+02:00, x3108 at chello.at <x3108 at chello.at>:
> > Would it be a big problem to implement a „Redshift-like“ irradiance
> cache/GI
> > for biased rendering ?
> > I recently saw how incredibly fast Redshift on GPU is, it is biased, but
> > boy… you aren’t even noticing it. And so interactive!
> > Because Interiors and nearly all renders are incredible fast with
> irradiance
> > caches & Co., not to mention pristine clean!
> >
> > Now Cycles hast almost every feature set needed, i guess only another
> biased
> > kernel need to be dispatched to the CPU/GPU for that ?
> > Am i right, or would it be too much of a programming nightmare ? Can it
> be
> > only a modified cycles code, or does it need a complete reprogramming ?
> >
> > Then again, even if it would be some programming, wouldn’t biased be
> worth
> > it ? ;-)
> > Meaning that small artists don’t have a render farm for animation, and
> BI is
> > not actual anymore by far all tuts are with cycles.
> > I mean even Cycles, is not really a true spectral render (and MLT is
> slow),
> > basically being RGB biased, so… more biasing would not hurt at all. :-D
> >
> > What do you guys say ?
> >
> > Flavius
> >
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