Feature Request:spotlight,pointlight

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renmaxhb
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They can run faster 10x or more than real mesh light.
Daniel
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I'm not 100% sure but I thought these couldn't be done in a fully unbiased renderer.
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Don't you just create them using an ies file?
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renmaxhb
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octan light with ies is still a mesh light,it make rays from a area or a mesh,spotlightand pointlight make ray from a point.
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renmaxhb
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How can i render a scence with almost 80 light?

All mesh lights are toooooo heavy!
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What if you use a single big emitter occluded with geometry?
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Chris
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Daniel wrote:I'm not 100% sure but I thought these couldn't be done in a fully unbiased renderer.
Of course it can :) It just won't be physically plausible anymore.

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Is not Iray an unbiased renderer, because it can use standard point lights in 3dsmax but with raytraced shadows.
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+1 here

I've said it before but IMO we need more control of our lights in Octane. All other rendering packages have controls for cone hotspot/falloff, projection, attenuation - and similar controls for area lights too. In Octane mesh lights are non lensed/focussed and largely uncontrollable. It can be done, but boy it can be hard work.

so yes, please more light options :-)
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