> Quote - I dl'd the new Blender but I still couldn't understand it, and I could not figure out how to install LuxBlend. They simply don't explain it anywhere. So I gave up on that.

There's a nice little installation guide here: www.luxrender.net/v/exporter_blender

As for Blender's interface, I learned enough to at least get a scene out of LuxBlend. You can go to 'Render' in the menu bar and select the LuxBlend Exporter. Blender has a cube auto-loaded in the default scene, so you can just fiddle with the LuxBlend settings as you will. If you want to play with the Blender materials, you just have to go to the first drop-down on the bar and choose "SR:3-Material", and that'll bring up the materials window. You can convert them to Lux materials via the "C" button on the material list in the LuxBlend window.
 
I was mostly just changing settings and hitting the 'render' button on LuxBlend, then opening the .lxs file and looking at what it wrote.

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