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Feb 8 2019
Even though it's hard to see, you can see clipping in those areas. Left one is master, right one is with this patch.
The blue part is a bug in the alpha value becoming zero. I have to double check.
With the current master there is still the issue of modified alpha values which is noticeable with soft shadows and shouldn't happen.
I agree that EXR are some sort of light emission, it's also raw data that should not be modified in any way.
What the patch is doing here is basically a max(epsilon, alpha) as mentioned in here http://www.openexr.com/documentation/TechnicalIntroduction.pdf
Feb 4 2019
Feb 1 2019
May 20 2018
You're right, didn't crash this time. Must've done something wrong.
May 19 2018
Ah that sounds great. Maybe I can do the same with saving also.
May 18 2018
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May 15 2018
For now I've disabled the option for Windows.
This needs some more investigation.
I agree, I haven't tested this with Windows and assumed this would be a solution since Py_SetPath isn't available in Python 2. Only the PySys_SetPath.
We do have a big chunk of machines on Windows (sadly), that would have to fall back to Photoshop, But that's fine for now.