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tomas_p
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Hi.
This is my try to achieve dispersion efect in octane.
One material has 5 different wavelengths and 5 different IOR.
Because the color efect direct from octane is low, I have added the color intensity in post production. Each submaterial must have reflection and difusion power more as 1, due this is this methode verry unefficient.

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steveps3
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They look great. The second image is my favourite.
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tomas_p
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Hi steveps3.

The first is direct from octane and the second is the same, but little bit fotoshoped.
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very good and interesting setup, tomas ;)
it would be nice to see the caustics on the floor :roll:
ciao beppe
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Nice, I'm working on a shader like this, and already wrote about it in my second part of PDF manual I'm preparing.
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tomas_p
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Hi.

caustis are nothing special
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it's a pity, maybe with a more tiny light source :roll:
thanks tomas for your tests ;)
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steveps3
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Would it be possible to see the material setup? I'd be quite interested in replicating this sort of effect.
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tomas_p
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Hi.
Here are my settings, but i have in my head better.
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Many thanks
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