welcome Fooze, hope you have as much fun working on Octane as we do rendering with it!

[*]Added command line option (-t) to specify a rendertarget to be used for rendering.
Thanks for all your hard work guys, I was expecting that small update since we got the rendertargets working so I could use it with batch rendering. It's great seeing you guys back to speed.
Un(?)fortunately for ...

welcome Goldorak, and really really cool avatar btw!

So, even if it was possible to capture it, an holographic movie couldn't be transported on any existing channel (not even fiber optics). Downloading an holographic movie of 1 hour in HD, could require one year on a 100 MB/s fiber optic internet connection, and storing one film would probably ...

Did you check Radiant's great tutorial series in this same subforum? they are a great source to learn
http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... 66&start=0
also if you dig in this subforum you'll find nice tips.

Well, then welcome aboard, and have fun rendering away (I sure do ;P)

yes you can select several nodes and save them in a macro in the current build, not in the demo I'm afraid.

the proper scale is one unit = one meter, in max there is TWO places you have to check to set meters as your scene scale. Under "customize"/"unit setup" set metric and meters, and then in that same dialog, the button up top, system units, click it and set 1 unit = 1 meter. Hope it helps.

I totally agree with Jimstar, I've switched from max to blender, not because of its price (althou that helps) but because Blender is an awesome all-around tool, that has brought back the joy of modeling for me, as much as Octane has done the same for rendering

THE best render engine and the best modelling tool :mrgreen:
They need each other so much..
I totally agree, I own a 3dmax integrated plugin license, it works great... the only downside is that now I'm hooked to blender and try to stay as far away from max as possible ;P so I would love to see ...