Hello, we have a few machines that are all linked together over the network and we are experiences problems with out machines stealing the slaves over network rendering.
We have the live view network rendering disabled in the live viewer and have unchecked the network rendering in the render ...

Yes I can see them in my system and are recognized by Nvidia control panel.
I see nothing in both the stand alone and C4D Plugin for available GPU's.

Thank you for the reply, unfortunately the settings devices is still blank after using DDU and installing 391.35.
I am also on Windows 8.1.

Any other thoughts?

Thanks!

I just updated my nvidia drives to the current version and updated Octane to the most current stable version. (3.08.2-R2.1)
I now am unable to see any GPUs available in the settings table of C4D octane or Octane standalone.
The GPU's are recognized in the Nvida Control Panel. There are quad 780 6gb ...

Ya I tried it in the standalone and it was still showing the error. Thanks for looking into it and sending in a file.

I have tried the Ray epsilon value from .1-.0001 and I can never get it to match what I see in the viewport when I use the Thin lens camera.
I unfortunately can not share the model/scene but I will try to get together some screenshots to help you see what I am seeing.

Hello, I am trying to bake AO and not getting near what I see when just looking at AO through the thin lens.
In the Thin lens, the AO looks perfect. When I render though the bake camera it introduces black spots that look similar to when I lower the ray epsilon to a high value (0.1)
anyone else ...

15,000x10,000. No extra passes.

I am having this same problem on both stable and newest plugin with "enable out of core textures". I have using 2.3/6gb of VRAM on scene.
Works in the standalone but not the plugin.

Any solve to this?

Thanks for the analysis!
So Octane does an adaptive subdivision/point optimization of sorts upon upload?