@Ankit (ankitm) Yes, I believe the issue that @CobraA (CobraA) reported was fixed by rB031dcbf15be5.

Oh did master can now open Demo files? T73867
@CobraA (CobraA)

I hope this isn't over tagging.

I did apply D6850 to the current master-branch and tested it: It solved this problem.
@Evan Wilson (EAW) Thank you for pointing out this workaround.

add cyclic support

I encountered an error two(2) days ago, while trying to do the Win64 build for GraphicAll.org. It was nit able to find LLVMX86AsmPrinter.lib. Now I had a different error, it could not find clangToolRefactor.lib. I will try again tomorrow, as I am overdue to post a new build to the community, and I don't know how to correct these kind of errors. Any help? Thank you all for the continued development efforts.

@Gaddji Without the patch, I have found that a dithering value of around 0.1 works well for my use case, compared to the default 1 before. If you want pure black you have to set dithering to 0

@Clément Foucault (fclem) Thank you for pointing me to this patch. I will have a look at it.

Likely to be fixed by D6850

A few additional notes:

• This issue happens not only for the background, but also for any objects, that have a black color.
• When the intended color is not black, but slightly brighter, the noise is still there, but it is more difficult to notice.

I'm assuming this is related to the recent color management refactor.

@Clément Foucault (fclem) I reverted a part of the bloom changes but after a good sleep I think I only needed to call swap buffers just before the resolve to update the source buffer I can check on this on Monday

Push for final review

Merged subsurface into the diffuse passes

Merged sss into diffuse passes

Fixed Bloom ghosting. The previous implementation was always one sample behind. So with 1 sample it used an uninitialized texture. I solved this by doing the blending in the shader. I also tried others but that would need to setup an additional textures and framebuffers for sample merging
Hide ambient occlusion/bloom when effects are not enabled.
Render default values to the volume accum buffers when no volumetrics in the scene.

I tested it on my Surface Pro 7, and the issue remains in the latest 2.82 beta, and 2.83 alpha builds as of 14.02.20!

In T73760#871193, @Brecht Van Lommel (brecht) wrote:

This channel layout is nonsensical, how to interpret it is probably not defined anywhere.
My advice is to close this as not a bug, it's not worth spending time to support OpenEXR images that don't follow the standard, created with a command line tool.

init support subd object type. can import subd proxy mesh to Blender.

Pile of Garbage.
Windows and Linux with Intel graphics works perfectly.
Linux have constantly evolving opensource Intel driver.

• I get non-initialized buffer artifacts /ghosting if I use Bloom and 1 sample buffer. Using the test scene I provided.
• If Ambient Occlusion is disabled there is no error report if trying to display the pass.
• Glass BSDF specular reflections seems to have inverted colors.

This channel layout is nonsensical, how to interpret it is probably not defined anywhere.

File rgba.exr opened in gimp has no alpha channel, in krita it does.
Not working in 2.79 as well

Looking at this doesnt help (me at least) much either
If it is just luminace, should this always be read as Alpha?
Maybe @Brecht Van Lommel (brecht) knows?

Natron doesnt recognize the Y.Y channel as Alpha by default either...

For this EXR rgba.exr blender as a whole doesnt seem to be able to read alpha. (not sure yet whether this is correct or not)

Thansk for the report, I was able to reproduce the problem.
But I think the report can be simplified to "Alpha Channel of a Texture is not displayed in Eevee"

Removed commented out code

I believe the idea is that the back lines are dashed/dotted.
But in the attached file, the quality of the lines is indeed strange.