Quote - When it comes to the blender node, couldent we just "bake" the textures by using the numpy package's image prossesing and send the resulting image to luxrende. That is.. take

image=imageA/factor+imageB/(1-factor)

where factor is the blending nodes "blending" factor (0-1 or 3rd image)

Lux Render already supports blending images. That's the Lux "mix" material. When the inputs are in the range 0 to 1 Poser Blender and Lux "Mix" are identical. The the material conversion I supplied already does this conversion.

They differ not in blending images, but how they blend other nodes - nodes that can produce hyper colors (less than 0 or more than 1). Images can't do that.

This is a problem for complex procedural materials - the kind I make every day.

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