Tonemapping GUI binary release v0.1

[OnoSendai]

Very, very, beta release:


http://www2.indigorenderer.com/montecar ... r_v0_1.zip

I'll probably open src it soon (no promises tho )


EDIT: i've released 0.7 test 5, which can write igi files.
See the announcement forums.

[neepneep]

Is it possible to supply a test .IGI to experiment with?

ps.

[OnoSendai]

soon

[Kosmokrator]

Ono after this release i think,,,its possible to manipulate the bloom parameters via this tonemapping gui....?

[OnoSendai]

Ono after this release i think,,,its possible to manipulate the bloom parameters via this tonemapping gui....?

Yes.. when it is added to the GUI.

[CTZn]

Hey Ono, the interaction is perfect, that's a good job !

Very handy !

One question tho, does the defaults settings of 1 1 6 means that the tonemapping should be:

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<tonemapping>
	<reinhard>
		<pre_scale>1</pre_scale>
		<post_scale>1</post_scale>
		<burn>6</burn>
	</reinhard>
</tonemapping>

or it's not related ?

[Kosmokrator]

Thnx Ono!

[OnoSendai]

Hey Ono, the interaction is perfect, that's a good job !

Very handy !

One question tho, does the defaults settings of 1 1 6 means that the tonemapping should be:

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<tonemapping>
	<reinhard>
		<pre_scale>1</pre_scale>
		<post_scale>1</post_scale>
		<burn>6</burn>
	</reinhard>
</tonemapping>

or it's not related ?

yes, that's the reinhard defaults.

[CTZn]

OK, thx !

[IanC]

Very cool, I look forward to trying it

Anyone get it to run with wine? I'm quite inexperienced with wine and it's complaining about missing dlls, despite my best efforts to point it in the right direction.

[CTZn]

Try typing the full path for both indigo.exe and the igi image. If I would not, the command Ono gave above won't work for me.

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C:\Progs\3d\indigo\indigo_07_test5\indigo.exe -r C:\Progs\3d\indigo\indigo_07_test5\renders\Copieim1171371423.igi

That works for me on Windows. There must be a Copieim1171371423.xml beside for resume to work, if I'm correct. You must rename your xml manually to match the name of the igi image, and copy the xml scene beside the image, in renders folder.

[GNUdo]

Very cool, I look forward to trying it

Anyone get it to run with wine? I'm quite inexperienced with wine and it's complaining about missing dlls, despite my best efforts to point it in the right direction.

I managed to make it work by installing two dlls (MSVCP71.DLL and msvcr71.dll, search them with Google) in windows/system under wine drive c:
Then it works very well..

Thank you Ono!
Ciao

[fused]

very nice. no more renders with crappy tonemapping settings.


i would love if there was the possiblity to type in the values

[raducoc]

And what exactly is this tonemapping?

[ryjo]

And what exactly is this tonemapping?

An image (or the computer screen) can only display a limited range of tones (think grayscale). The render contains a much larger range ... the brightest part may be much brighter than the screen can show (will appear as white), and some parts in dark cannot be shown, except as black.

Tonemapping then is the way in which the wide range of tones in the rendered image is mapped to the displayable range of the image or screen.