GUI Prototyping thread...

[lempour]

not exaclty copy to clipboard - somewhere there was also a proposal to have image stamping - optional overlay lux logo and text with used settings, CPU, RAM, S/px etc... burned into the image. This of course would be done in postprocess via luxgui

[Poncho]

I hope not on the image, but under it (like attached to it), else all that rendering for that part for nothing.

[PhilBo]

Yeah, so that it extends the image down by X pixels and then places the information there with the Lux logo.

[psychotron]

stamp could be solved as a new layer in exr image too

[8bstudio]

Hi to all!
Many thanks to coders for superb unbiased Luxrender... the best!

I'm working a lot with many different shot of the same project: well, every shot must have same settings of ISO, EXPOSURE, LIGHT settings, etc, that I adjust by LuxGUI. Normally I write those infos on a piece of paper but... some weeks later... where are my papers?? So, I can't find old settings...
It shall be very usefull if Luxrender print in EXIF datas of each images those informations like digital cameras do!
Is it possible coding that?
Thanks!
Edo

[jensverwiebe]

Atm if you exported these settings ( linear TM ), you find the values in the .lxs file.
Also if you saved an .flm, it should ( afaik ) be stored there.


Jens

[8bstudio]

Thanks Jensverwiebe for your answer!
It's true but not the same immediacy: as you say I must search file with same name (.flm is big file), open file with editor, etc. etc. With EXIF datas, when I watch my pictures at the same time I can read its settings (I use XnView to open images and with ctrl+enter I get my informations).
But maybe not so important!

[jensverwiebe]

jupp just a workaround, but meant not to search the flm in an editor but just open it in LuxRender to watch the settings

Printing all settings out + perhaps the log is a good idea i consider taking a look on when i do the next coding-session.


Jens