Place the contents anywhere.

Load a scene. Start simple, with simple props and simple shaders.

I set up a Python button to run Luxport.py. You probably want to do the same.

Run it.

It will produce two files in the toLux subfolder. The scene geometry (and lights) are in test.lxs. The scene materials are in test.lxm.

Run LuxRender with the wrapper.lxs file - this calls on the other two.

I haven't kept up with any new camera or light exports (if any). So my output has to be manually adjusted for camera position. And all the lights point at 0 0 0, which is a bit of a pain.

The camera setup is in the wrapper.lxs file.

The first three numbers are the camera position, in PNU. The next three numbers indicate the coordinate where the camera is looking.

After that is a section for the "film" settings. It should be clear where the render width and height are.

Next is an Include of a Sampler. I provide two - SamplerDraft and SamplerFinal. The draft sampler does not do bounced light - it is like Poser 7. The final sampler does bounced light.

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