kwaikeong1402 wrote:Kindly advise for the above question.Is anybody know about it?

Thank you!!

As what Paul said, you can explore these features;
1. at Kernel, choose infochannel
2. then Type, choose material ID etc.
3. Then render,
4. save image in PNG or EXR
5. open in photoshop.

Hi Paul,

Its an old scene with old materials and setting, no more issue when I replaced the old glossy material with new glossy material.

Cheers!

Hi Paul,

Still I get errors when opening the Octan erender viewport.

Please see attached snapshots. This I think is material node connection problem...


Thanks,
Iviz3d

Hi Paul, Thank for your reply.
Regarding lighting, you said create geometry , i'm not really understand it. Can show me some clear picture for more understanding.



Thanks !! :D

Hi kwaikeong1402,

Here is the 4 steps that you need to understand to create the light fromm geometry.

1. create a ...

Hi kwaikeong1402,

Adding a camera, this can be done using the camera tool of autocad.
Just add a camera then point it to the direction that you want to view.

Then set it as viewport, (top, left, camera01, etc
set to camera that you have created then render it using the plugins
using open viewport ...

Is this really happening? Few years back, it is just my belief that Octane will be the future...
Well, now my belief becomes true!

thanks OctaneRender Dev Team for taming the GPU beasts!

Lunatic-Python seems to be a good Lua > Python & Python > Lua solution:

http://labix.org/lunatic-python

Thanks for the link. Need to start digging my rusty
programming skill for the upcoming Octane release s.

done voting...i vote mainly for those things that can be added in standalone.
some of them can be done in 3d apps but will be BEST to have
and be supported in Octane.

Great! Thanks a lot.

It should be automatically generated maybe after there is an important milestone or development
along each topic or forum category or else your inbox will be much easily filled up.
IMHO.