However we might be looking to move a way from unity and just do it all ourselves. Which has been a quick way to get a viable product up and running. Kodon is mostly developed from the ground up, however we do use Unity as a baseline to easily connect to the vr headsets and use their shader and lightning systems. My background is as a CG generalist Artist, and my main goal in the company is to ensure that we create a user friendly and highly professional workflow in Kodon. I work for a small software company called Tenklabs, we make Kodon, which for the moment is a 3D modeling software that allows you to sculpt and model in VR. I like the way Filmic looks in general, and I want to stay in it for the rendering if I can.So i have been spending some time and looking into color spaces and ACES and i feel like i’m on the right path but there seems to be some things that are unclear to me and so i thought i would make a post, explain my mission and my troubles so maybe somebody with knowledge could shine some light my way. (I realise I could just switch the whole thing into sRGB and re-tune everything to get a similar look. Is it possible to do that? Or is there another good way to get a pure white background on this image, without blowing out the detail or having aliasing around the edges? I still want the render to be done in Filmic, but I want the compositing to be done in sRGB. Ideally, I want to switch into a linear colour space and do the antialiasing there. I guess this is because it's still in the Filmic colour space when it's doing the antialiasing, so the antialiased pixels are just getting blown out along with the background. The problem is that the antialiasing looks pretty terrible. So I'm compositing with a white background, boosting its value up to 512 so that it will come out as pure white. To try and achieve this, I enabled 'transparent' under 'film' in render properties, and then set up compositing like this I don't want to blow out the highlights in those transparent objects, so my goal is to composite this image onto a pure white background.

This is using Filmic, and I understand the reason for the grey background.

Apart from the grey background, I'm more or less happy with it so far: I'm trying to achieve an image with a pure white background.

Filmic blender similar to vray