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http://www.luxrender2.org/
LuxRender is a new, open-source, free software rendering system for
physically correct, unbiased image synthesis.
Rendering with LuxRender means simulating light according to physical
equations, this produces realistic photographic quality images.
It's an authorized fork of the PBRT project, focusing on production
rendering and artistic efficiency.
Please read our Features and Goals and philosophy pages for more
information.
Why another unbiased renderer ? Read our FAQs page for details.
LuxRender comprises an interactive GUI, a command line tool, and Blender
exporter plugins.
For developers, we also provide a C/C++ API allowing to embed LuxRender into
third-party applications.
LuxRender runs on GNU/Linux, MS-Windows(R) and MacOS X(R) platforms.
If you would like to show your support for our project, please register on
our forums and leave us a message.
HELP WANTED: Ask not what your renderer can do for you, but what you can do
for your renderer.
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Hi, the Web Site has changed
New Web Site: http://www.luxrender.net/
Regards
Delle
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"delle" <del### [at] ciaoweb it> wrote:
> http://www.luxrender2.org/
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> LuxRender is a new, open-source, free software rendering system for
> physically correct, unbiased image synthesis.
>
I have used the LuxRender plug-in for Blender and get great results with very
little effort. Basically you create a scene in Blender with at least one
light source. Then run the LuxRender render script (not an export script) and
sit back and watch the beauty happen.
See luxrender.net for more info.
Dedwarmo
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From: David H Burns
Subject: Re: OT: LuxRender is a new, OPEN-SOURCE, free software rendering system for=phy=3D
Date: 5 Aug 2009 15:55:36
Message: <4a79e3b8@news.povray.org>
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The LuxRender2 page doesn't seem to exist. I downloaded LuxRender from
the luxrender.net
page but can't do anything with it. The online documentation I found
seemed unhelpful and I
couldn't find a way of downloading it. I have great difficulty in
reading HTML based
documentation. Can it be used with Pov-Ray?
David
David Morrison wrote:
> "delle" <del### [at] ciaowebit> wrote:
>> http://www.luxrender2.org/
>>
>> LuxRender is a new, open-source, free software rendering system for
>> physically correct, unbiased image synthesis.
>>
>
> I have used the LuxRender plug-in for Blender and get great results with very
> little effort. Basically you create a scene in Blender with at least one
> light source. Then run the LuxRender render script (not an export script) and
> sit back and watch the beauty happen.
>
> See luxrender.net for more info.
>
>
>
> Dedwarmo
>
>
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From: clipka
Subject: Re: OT: LuxRender is a new, OPEN-SOURCE, free software renderingsystem for=phy=3D
Date: 5 Aug 2009 16:22:10
Message: <4a79e9f2$1@news.povray.org>
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David H. Burns schrieb:
> Can it be used with Pov-Ray?
Bloody likely not. So actually this is off-topic here - which the
original poster was obviously well aware of, but didn't seem to bother
much about respecting that.
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From: David H Burns
Subject: Re: OT: LuxRender is a new, OPEN-SOURCE, free software renderingsystemfor=phy=3D
Date: 5 Aug 2009 20:36:13
Message: <4a7a257d$1@news.povray.org>
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Thanks. The best I could figure out, it doesn't and so is little (i.e
no) use to me.
David
clipka wrote:
> David H. Burns schrieb:
>> Can it be used with Pov-Ray?
>
> Bloody likely not. So actually this is off-topic here - which the
> original poster was obviously well aware of, but didn't seem to bother
> much about respecting that.
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