There are but just a few GPU/XPU predictive spectral render engine competitors: Octane, Maxwell & Maverick.
In this regard, since their conception, there really was no other as such.
True, hope dies last...

Sadly there's no specific 'Academy' like curriculum tutorial. So you'll have to do the studies yourself. You'll find some within Resources/Tutorials and check those under Skindigo section. Also, help yourself by going through the Indigo Manual . You could also ask, if any proficient Skindigo user he...

@pixie
Those are photos, OP wants a tutorial

@OP
Model the 'panel' and apply some from "Glass material library" for a starter

Congrats! Very good execution. Been following whole process and have a Q. (about theoretical side of the phenomena, since I'm also interested in this area). What, in your opinion makes an image "a synthetic photograph"? What or how do you consider specific biases having diminishing impact on such 'p...

Any plans to update for Blender 4.0.x compliance?

About OP, I can only concur on lack of updates and bugfixes, especially on side of plugins... anyways. What's origin of UE's Path tracer? I've read somewhere (UE's Discord or Forums) it was work of former Maxwell~Render developer (?). Otherwise, I find this UE's PT somewhat 'far' from Indigo's or ev...

Check github repo. Latest version there is 4.4.1 (from Dec. 29. 2022)
https://github.com/glaretechnologies/bl ... /tag/4.4.1
Can also open 'New Issue' there.

If you're operating in extremes (far from 0, 0, 0 XYZ or with XL values, it could be FP precision. Especially on GPU, since it's computationally less precise...
Note: it's better having your scene centered, or sometimes just a bit off, using real world units & scale.

Hi, these are all great for IRL studies and so is an engine, still standing strong in spite the of tides of time. For some time there's rising interest on the market & among CG artists/users in HQ products such as Planiclear, Vision-Lite and the likes (most, simply struggle to produce such visual pr...

W10, Blender 2.93.8 [LTS], Blendigo 4.3.3., here.

& What are your specs?

Exporter works fine w/ 2.93LTS, but not in 3.0+ (Python API changed)

:D This is Now. Just render. (500 objects w/ 80 childs) Grass_hairsys.Scene.jpg Blender 2.93.3 LTS, Blendigo Exporter 4.3.3., Indigo Renderer 4.6 How did you manage this. And is it possible with the 3DS Exporter? As mentioned, with Blender & Blendigo exporter. Scene file is attached. :wink: About 3...

Oof, I see. Shit had hit the fan :lol: For sure, clamping is already fundamental part in every engine for past decade (+ some) & must be working, if not than it "renders" ;) OCL (GPUs) unfit for production. Such a thing should be noted & prioritized... Have you checked, if anything of what is sugges...

Strange, I just checked and there's no such issue...

e.g.
Glass scene (mor4us_may_2017_compo.igs) Path OCL, clamp 10, optimize & denoise, halt @ 5s, GTX1070 & M5000.

To both...

Fireflies - usual suspects.
Check "clamp contribution" to get rid of those & also render faster (less noise).