I don't know how it manages to get previous or future frames, but there is now
a pull request
for a temporal denoising node (although it doesn't use the Optix one already in Blender)
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S_W_E_NAuthor
if not a node , then atleast make it a big beautiful button
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Enord
While it would be amazing to have this feature easily accessible, this would probably require a refactor of the compositing system because at the moment Blender's compositor only operates on one image at a time, not an entire sequence like temporal denoising requires. A post render composite, instead of a post image composite, would need to happen in order for OPTIX to get the data it needs to work properly. A post render composite would also be really great for other multi-frame effects that blender is currently incapable of, but I doubt that there is a way to fit this into Blender's current compositing workflow.
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I don't know how it manages to get previous or future frames, but there is now a pull request for a temporal denoising node (although it doesn't use the Optix one already in Blender)
if not a node , then atleast make it a big beautiful button
While it would be amazing to have this feature easily accessible, this would probably require a refactor of the compositing system because at the moment Blender's compositor only operates on one image at a time, not an entire sequence like temporal denoising requires. A post render composite, instead of a post image composite, would need to happen in order for OPTIX to get the data it needs to work properly. A post render composite would also be really great for other multi-frame effects that blender is currently incapable of, but I doubt that there is a way to fit this into Blender's current compositing workflow.