LuxCore Try Out

[david57]

Trying LuxCore.

[Bryan K]

Looks good. Quite realistic.

[ntxdave]

Are you referring to LuxRender or another product?

Can you provide a link to the product? You render looks really good.

[david57]

I dont much about the renderer. I just know its
at the Luxrender forum and called LuxCore and
can be downloaded from here:
http://www.luxrender.net/release/builds/1.7/windows/

Here's an update render:

[Bob James]

http://www.luxrender.net/en_GB/description

LuxRender is and will always remain free software.

LuxRender is a free and unbiased renderer. The program is the result of the dedication of a loosely knit team of passionate people around the world.

Licensed under the GPL and free for both personal or commercial use. The program runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Fully functional exporters are available for many popular 3D packages.

LuxRender comprises an interactive user interface and exporters for various 3D programs, including Blender, 3ds Max and XSI. Additionally, a command line tool is available. For developers we provide a C/C++ API that allows embedding LuxRender into third-party applications.

More than just a toy or an experimental sandbox, we want to create a robust and high-end production renderer, directly usable by artists, with the tools and features they need.

SU2LUX.rbz is at RC6. There is also a standalone version of LuxRender.

[Bryan K]

http://www.luxrender.net/release/builds/1.7/windows/

Here's an update render:

This link leads to an unsecured page. Unless it's supposed to be like that.

Anyway, thank you for the link and heads up. I will give this a try. It's looks good.

[sreearun]

https://luxcorerender.org/download/