Thomas Müller

Hi, it's already implemented -- that's what the paintbrush button is for. :) https://github.com/Tom94/tev/assets/4923655/2572d286-0c1e-4018-bdbe-a5b6f34741a2

In the paper, all synthetic NeRF scenes got trained on `transforms_train.json` and then evaluated on `transforms_test.json`, same as previous work. There's no code in this repo to generate the paper...

Then it's up to you to come up with a split, generate corresponding `.json` files, and load only the one that you'd like to operate on.

Really depends on the cost of rendering those SVGs directly, imho. Pre-rasterizing them in a `BufferedContainer`-like manner could give huge performance savings if rendering them out-of-the-box is slow.

Thank you very much for the PR! `catch.hpp` seems to be an external dependency -- could you move it into its own `dependencies/catch` subfolder in order to make code statistics...

I'm afraid testing within GitHub workflows won't work -- there's no GPU

Hi, thank you for the contribution -- that was very fast! :) I'm afraid I don't have time to review _right now_, but should be able to get to it...

I encounter the same issue. 4.4.7: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a26fa179-d55b-4f45-9f2c-0b57cc93a903 4.5.0 and higher: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/18226877-b108-4050-ae3b-f8bdf2dad09e Curiously, this flickering still happens, even when I disable all features of noice and simply set `cmdheight=0` with the...

I'll make one when I got my hands on a Blackwell card and made sure everything is working as expected.

No, tev does not perform any reordering or reinterpretation to link channel names to data, alphabetic or not. It uses the [official OpenEXR library](https://github.com/AcademySoftwareFoundation/openexr) to load and store exr images...