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Pixel Values - How?

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arvidurs
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Especially for lookdev and lighting, getting accurate pixel values under the pointer is very significant.
Is there a way to enable that? Mantra render enables that, by control clicking and you get a popup. Other renderers have a live view of pixel values under the pointer, similar in nuke.

If this is not possible, it should be a feature request, right?
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Maybe adding an option here?

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Try this:

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If you render to MPlay, this does the same thing:

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Try this:
Thanks! I tried that, and it shows the values thanks! One problem, that seems to be a bug, is that the values are all clamped to 1?
Can you confirm that?
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I have the same problem with karma. The viewport clamps color value to 1.
Edited by jerry7 - Sept. 3, 2023 17:59:37
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arvidurs
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Try this:
Thanks! I tried that, and it shows the values thanks! One problem, that seems to be a bug, is that the values are all clamped to 1?
Can you confirm that?

Correct, there's currently no way to inspect true color values from the Solaris Viewport.
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