Hi all, I just downloaded the demo and watched almost all the videos at the site.
But I have some doubts about the software:
- Is there any way to import rhino camera?
- is it possible to save a material render alpha, or transparent background?
- can you save different cameras in octane?
- Is it possible to import multiple objects and hide the once you want?
I have a gtx 460 and it works great!
Joaquín
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1. Yes, you can use the Rhino exporter and export the camera node individually (out of the opended Octane window).
2. Yes, in the image controls you can check / uncheck keep environment.
3. Yes, you can save/import multiple camera nodes in the Octane file (ocs).
4. You can import multiple objs but you can't merge them. Only one obj file can be shown at one time. This is probably something that will be improved during the next full releases.
Cheers
Refracty
2. Yes, in the image controls you can check / uncheck keep environment.
3. Yes, you can save/import multiple camera nodes in the Octane file (ocs).
4. You can import multiple objs but you can't merge them. Only one obj file can be shown at one time. This is probably something that will be improved during the next full releases.
Cheers
Refracty
Octane is a great render for Industrial Design.
When you become a customer you will get access to the Rhino2Octane script. But try it out first.
When you become a customer you will get access to the Rhino2Octane script. But try it out first.
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I also wanna try this Rhino2Octane script, I want to become a customer as soon as possible, what is the procedure ??Refracty wrote:Octane is a great render for Industrial Design.
When you become a customer you will get access to the Rhino2Octane script. But try it out first.
Refracty meant to try octane's demo first. The plugins are only for licensed customers for the time being, but you can check how they work in the videos section http://www.refractivesoftware.com/videos.html, where you can watch a video of one of them running (they all work the same no matter the host app)
Testing Octane's demo with one of your scenes is the best way to see if Octane will suit your needs, when in doubt on how to export your scene from your current modeling package to Octane follow the instructions on this thread http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... f=21&t=362. Most of us did this and we are all happy customers
but is best to see it for yourself.
Testing Octane's demo with one of your scenes is the best way to see if Octane will suit your needs, when in doubt on how to export your scene from your current modeling package to Octane follow the instructions on this thread http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... f=21&t=362. Most of us did this and we are all happy customers
but is best to see it for yourself.windows 7 x64 | 2xGTX570 (warming up the planet 1ºC at a time) | i7 920 | 12GB
Is this the answer to the question if you can import a camera from Rhino?Refracty wrote:1. Yes, you can use the Rhino exporter and export the camera node individually (out of the opended Octane window).
I'm a newbie and I don't quite understand how it works.
I would like to import a camera that I have in Rhino and would like to see the model exactly the same way after importing into Octane.
If it's possible how do you do it? What do you mean by Rhino exporter? When I export to .obj in Rhino i don't get any options regarding the cameras.
If you buy a beta program license at 99 euro, you become a licensed customer and have access to the full forum, and all downloads, including all the export plugins for 3d packages supported,olek wrote:Is this the answer to the question if you can import a camera from Rhino?Refracty wrote:1. Yes, you can use the Rhino exporter and export the camera node individually (out of the opended Octane window).
I'm a newbie and I don't quite understand how it works.
I would like to import a camera that I have in Rhino and would like to see the model exactly the same way after importing into Octane.
If it's possible how do you do it? What do you mean by Rhino exporter? When I export to .obj in Rhino i don't get any options regarding the cameras.
including rhino, that export the complete scene from rhino to octane with all options, eg camera, geometry, materials, etc...
The exporters are not available to demo users for testing as we are in a beta phase currently.
The work identically for all supported 3d apps, and you can watch the worlflow with it's maya counterpart on the videos page.
Radiance
Win 7 x64 & ubuntu | 2x GTX480 | Quad 2.66GHz | 8GB
Hi Olek,
like Radiance said the exporter is for licensed customers only.
But the investment of 99 € is really worth it.
The procedure is like this.
You install the exporter plug in (put it into plugin folder) then type the command "renderOctane" in Rhino and Octane will open with a meshed model and your camera (from the your selected Rhino view).
Because of Octanes node structure you can export this camera / view and reuse it if you need.
like Radiance said the exporter is for licensed customers only.
But the investment of 99 € is really worth it.
The procedure is like this.
You install the exporter plug in (put it into plugin folder) then type the command "renderOctane" in Rhino and Octane will open with a meshed model and your camera (from the your selected Rhino view).
Because of Octanes node structure you can export this camera / view and reuse it if you need.
I get it now. Thank you!
I just plugged in the XYZ coords for now in the demo version for comparison.
I am seriously considering getting the octane but I will have to upgrade to a new computer with some more serious gfx card.
I am on a 4-year-old MacBook Pro with GeForce 8600M GT. I was surprised that I actually have a card that allows to run this thing but obviously it is relatively slow.
It seems to me that it works a little faster and more stable on the Windows side than Mac OS.
Any advice what I should go for putting together my new own desktop? Is it worth it to build a PC or a Hackintosh?
I guess a new real Mac will not do since they are using ATI Radeon.
Any suggestions what would be an optimal configuration?
(sorry, it belongs to another topic that is probably somewhere else on this forum)
I just plugged in the XYZ coords for now in the demo version for comparison.
I am seriously considering getting the octane but I will have to upgrade to a new computer with some more serious gfx card.
I am on a 4-year-old MacBook Pro with GeForce 8600M GT. I was surprised that I actually have a card that allows to run this thing but obviously it is relatively slow.
It seems to me that it works a little faster and more stable on the Windows side than Mac OS.
Any advice what I should go for putting together my new own desktop? Is it worth it to build a PC or a Hackintosh?
I guess a new real Mac will not do since they are using ATI Radeon.
Any suggestions what would be an optimal configuration?
(sorry, it belongs to another topic that is probably somewhere else on this forum)