Changing the distribution of our Particlesįor this whole project I’ve used Blender 2.83.1. Adding our own geometry to the Particle Emitter. There’s a lot going on in this video, so I thought I’d provide some written instructions in this article too. They can be used to give atmosphere and depth to your renders, or to create other exciting effects like bokeh. I’m doing this for an Eevee render, but the principle will work in Cycles just as well. blender - Blender Projects) This is a recommendation as mapping to virtual memory as an overhead, so better to do it once and keep the reference until you don’t need it anymore.In this episode I’ll show you the complex process of setting up animated particles in Blender. Buffers are now always mapped to virtual memory. ( #105521 - GPU: Refactor API for Clearing Storage Buffers - blender - Blender Projects) This allows better portability to Metal and Vulkan backends. The previous API was designed around OpenGL capabilities. Several changes have been made to the SSBO clearing API. Still in progress ( #105642 - GPU: Refactor texture samplers - blender - Blender Projects) A discussed GPU implementation isn’t a priority and would not use much of our time. Result of the discussion is that line-art will be using geometry nodes. Discussion with Line-art and NPR rendering. This is still work in progress for the upcoming period. Some developments have been done to add support for volumes back to Eevee-next. Design has been made how to port Subsurface scattering to Eevee-next. Current volume algorithm has been ported to Workbench-next. Focus will be on adding features that Eevee-next requires (SSBO, Indirect draw/compute), performance and handling bigger scenes. Michael and Jason also visited Blender HQ for some technical sessions and planning for the Metal Viewport. Eevee-next plannig has been updated ( ). Viewport compositor will be focusing on support for render passes (both Eevee and Cycles). There are many different algorithms that all have side effects. Research how GI can be implemented in Eevee-next. Focus on Eevee-next, porting existing code to the new code-base where possible. A blog post will be written about this, but in short: Last week a Clement visited Blender HQ to do several planning sessions what we will be doing in the upcoming year. Next Meeting: March 20, 2023, 11:30 AM to 12:00 PM Amsterdam Time (Your local time: → ). Any contributor (developer, UI/UX designer, writer, …) working on Eevee/viewport in Blender is welcome to join.įor users and other interested parties, we ask to read the meeting notes instead so that the meeting can remain focused. 
This is a weekly video chat meeting for planning and discussion of Blender Eevee/viewport module development.
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