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Making OpenCL features available - micheus - 02-06-2013 If you video card supports OpenCL, you'll be able to use Wings PBR render option: dgud's render (orignal thread on old forum) and also increment the proxy level: But, if your machine doesn't has OpenCL support you still can get these resources available by installing OpenCL based on CPU (with SSE support). From the old forum - OpenCL Renderer:
RE: Making OpenCL features available - Wegg - 02-06-2013 So is this working? Sorry I'm. . . a little confused by your post. :-( RE: Making OpenCL features available - ggaliens - 02-06-2013 I'm confused about what PBR means here. Sounds like an unexplained Acronymn to me. I which I knew what it meant. RE: Making OpenCL features available - oort - 02-06-2013 PBR stands for Physically Based Renderer. Here is some info on LuxRays PBR. LuxRays Wiki Here is where dgud announced his work...Wings PBR Announcement Edit: I see that Micheus had a link for that already... PBR Render seems to be broken right now. Maybe Micheus has fixed it??? Increased Proxy Level support is working in 1.5 but if you don't have a good video card that supports OpenCL you will need to rely on CPU based OpenCL, as noted by Micheus in the first post. oort RE: Making OpenCL features available - micheus - 02-06-2013 Thanks for you help oort. (02-06-2013, 05:48 PM)oort Wrote: PBR Render seems to be broken right now. Maybe Micheus has fixed it???No, I'm not checking it. I hope dgud can do that. I just wanted to put this information here in order to not be lost. Also, because I've needed to find a version of OpenCL for Intel i5 with integrate Intel HD Graphics. So, I'm just sharing information here. |