Ah, perfect, didn't know about the nodegraph material. Thanks!

Ok, but say I then add and edit some materials and settings in octane standalone, and I add and edit some geometry in rhino. How do I then re-sync the new stuff from rhino to octane standalone?

Hello,

tried searching the forum, but "standalone" and "export" and "scene" apparently are too common of words...

Is there an easy way to switch back-and-forth between working on a scene in octane standalone, and using the plugin inside rhino? I find it much easier to find and tweak parameters in ...

yes, nodes can definitely be a love/hate thing.

Thanks for your responses, Paul. I wasn't aware that you are developing the plugins for other programs as well, you must have quite a full plate! I appreciate your hard work!

Ian

Ok, just let me know. Feel free to send me a PM if you are interested

I did not realize you could change the node type in the tree :oops:, that takes care of any specific features I thought were missing

The thing I like about the network layout of nodes as opposed to the tree layout is that I can have different configurations at my fingertips and quickly connect and ...

Hi Paul,

The thing I am having trouble with is not having the node-based system with the rhino plugin. The octane stand-alone node browser provides so much flexibility in testing out different scene and material setups. Seems to me there should be a way to get your rhino scene back into that octane ...

Hello,

Is there a way to bring the rhino scene into octane stand-alone using this new plugin? It's great that octane is getting integrated into the rhino workflow, but right now it feels like a step backward since it is missing some of the features and the octane interface that I have grown so used ...

It's an EVGA

I am in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. I am thinking $300 shipped in US. I'd have to see how much shipping costs for outside US.