Of course we can design it better, if so we should design it that the user still has full control without becoming overcomplicated. We did try to do it with the workbench, but as it was not well implemented it was also not clear to the user what it did, so users didn't trust it.
I do not think we should hide render preview options under a slider as it will reduce the control that advanced users want. When we want EEVEE spheres on top of a Cycles rendering we will have some challenges and overhead there as we need to render cycles with the scene, and eevee for the spheres at the same time. So the reason why rendering the spheres using cycles is first of all functional.įor performance reasons the current spheres are drawn together with the scene (using some mathematics to place it in the corner).
Showing EEVEE spheres on top of Cycles renders will not produce the expected results (EEVEE doesn't extract hotspots and shadows from HDRI for example). I would say that they expect it to be rendered by the engine it is currently using. *This design task is related to *ĭepends on what the user expects. This is up to each renderer and is not a requirement to be added immediately. For example choice of render passes to use instead of combined or render quality controls. Renderers will be able to customize the shading settings panel and add additional settings. When off, HDRIs will be used for lighting instead. Rendered shading gains "Use Scene Lights" and "Use Scene World" options previously in LookDev. This is not a requirement to be added immediately, and can be done later. The purpose here is not to provide all Eevee renderer controls, just a commonly useful subset. These would be things like depth of field, motion blur, indirect light or bloom, and be disabled by default. The "Use Scene Lights" and "Use Scene World" options will be removed, and it will always use HDRIs for lighting.įurther, there will additional options to disable some effects that are slow or get in the way of setting up materials. It always uses Eevee as the renderer, and is intended to provide a fast material preview suitable for texture painting, and texture and material setup. LookDev shading mode is renamed to Material Preview. We will change the shading mode design to clarify the purpose and make look dev features available to Cycles and external renderers.
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