Nothing pressing from me, either. --Stephen

What actually ends up in the u,v globals isn't dictated by OSL -- it's renderer-dependent "local parametric coordinates" and will often be whatever happens to be most optimized for that renderer's int

On a similar note, the 25th is a big US holiday, and I'll definitely be skipping that one. Should we give it a pass as well? --Stephen

Agreed, this is looking really good across the variety of use cases. Is it wrong to have a favorite square? My favorite is easily the center square in color-band 4 of the blend shaded version. The way

I noticed the following recently, and I wanted to double check to see if I was missing something. Even though the language spec has this in it: Arrays may also be declared without a set length: ... wh

Necro-ing this thread because I'm looking at implementing something very similar. In prman, our C++ shaders support a form of "gather" connection to pull in a bunch of scalar values and feed them to a

The dict() functions are internal to OSL and I don't think they require support form the renderer, and a quick code inspection in our SIMD branch of the code in prman also looks like it supports them