Unfortunately Apple has deprecated OpenCL and OpenGL in favor of their own Metal API. In fact, Blender has recently dropped OpenCL support on macOS completely, due to too many bugs in the macOS OpenCL compiler.
Long story short, due to apple's rejection of widely used open APIs, it's unlikely th...
@batFINGER I added my own slight rephrasing as an answer :p
@batFINGER Turns out the GM storage API changed, now there's scopes and async stuff. Unfortunately debugging is turning out to be a bit of a pain (GM randomly won't load it at all, the debugger shows the wrong source, console.log statements aren't showing up).
For the time being you can comment out the contents of toggle_extra_markdown() and get_prefs() (they're defined at the top of the script) and it should work. Have get_prefs() return 1 or 0 depending on whether you want "extra markdown" or not (the icons and stuff)
I'll probably overhaul it (strip out jquery etc) along with the blendexchange script when BE 2.0 comes out (@GiantCowFilms), so not too keen on spending much time on it right now..
@skiwi Try increasing the minimum clipping distance on your camera
Most of the precision in the z-buffer is near the minimum (so that close surfaces are sorted more carefully than far ones where imprecision matters less)
Unfortunately it seems .1mm is so close that stuff is getting imprecise not far enough away :P
Also, see if putting a slight air-gap between the glass and the wood helps. When you have two surfaces in exactly the same place, rays will (kind of) randomly choose to sample one surface or the other. It's possible some rays are sampling the back of the glass and refracting past the inlay, then sampling the wood backplate (again sampling two surfaces, in this case skipping the back of the inlay)
Yes, you doing it all wrong. Mac sucks hard.
https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/975081-cuda-1060-6gb-opencl-rx-580-for-blender/
