Why is V-Ray IPR not in Blender?

[bdancer]

> So license is NO problem.

> Octane for Blender seems to do it. Is GPL violation?

I'm not sure how Octane is integrated, I only remember that it's implemented as a custom build with some network communication with the renderer, however I've never seen it's sources publicly available.
If sources are available for the customers then there is no violation. Network communication is also no violation.

> ARNOLD for Blender also implements IPR

I'm also not sure how it's implemented.
However, if Arnold Python module is utilised and is loaded directly into Blender (through add-on) this is a violation.
Everything loaded into Blender through Python must be Blender license (GPL v2) compatible.

Guys, I really hope to show some IPR really soon... promise

[kontrolermpl]

So I'm still keep fingers crossed

[JuhaW]

Good news

[andybot_cg]

Everything loaded into Blender through Python must be Blender license (GPL v2) compatible.

Guys, I really hope to show some IPR really soon... promise

Thanks for clarifying my understanding. I am very glad to hear that you still have hope for interactive V-Ray/Blender! I've been patient this long, I'll continue to be patient

[enrique.monzo]

Looking forward!

[flat]

Mr. bdancer, Thank you for your response.

There was no doubt. The future of V-Ray Blender is bright.
I can allocate resources to master Blender.

[leandro_cs]

Guys, I really hope to show some IPR really soon...

amazing news ...looking forward for it!

[Shiyan lin]

It is the best news I've heard this month.Thank you!

[bardo]

>
Guys, I really hope to show some IPR really soon... promise

Great news!!!