Adding Glass shaders with different IORs gives different results for Path Tracing and Branched Path Tracing #45583
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System Information
Linux Mint 17.1, 64bit
Blender Version
Broken: 2.75a release (hash
c27589e
)Short description of error
Combining three Glass BSDF nodes with different IORs where one is RGB(1,0,0), one is RGB(0,1,0) and one is RGB(0,0,1) with two Add nodes, probably to create a dispersion-like effect, results in different results when rendered with either Branched Path Tracing or regular Path Tracing. Also, modifying the order in which the nodes are added together changes the result.
Exact steps for others to reproduce the error
A similar .blend file was posted by bubblebobble on #blendercoders, so credit for finding this one goes to him.
Also, I've just assigned this one to me as I'll try to trace down the issue, but thought that posting it here might be a good idea.
PT-BPT-bug.blend
Changed status to: 'Open'
Added subscriber: @LukasStockner
Added subscriber: @Sergey
Changed status from 'Open' to: 'Archived'
First of all, it doesn't seem it is an energy conserving shader? So it's possible that branched path tracing will give different result, because it evaluates all the closures instead of picking random one.
Modifying order of shaders changes which exact closure controls whether ray is reflected or transmitted, changing overall look of the render result.
Don't really think you can solve this issue, non-conserving energy is usually asking for such kind of artifacts. However if you're still looking into the issue and want some ground-truth image, you can split the scene into three and render R,G,B channels separately in them and them merge in compositor (you'll need to use single Glass shader in each of the scenes).
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Changed status from 'Archived' to: 'Resolved'
This issue was referenced by blender/cycles@46bdbb2bd4