I'm learning it's a tool among many tools. But in your case, can you composite your particles from another render into your octane scene?

Does this mean I won't be able to deactivate remotely anymore? That's been a handy feature thus far.

Trying again

Here's the scene...

Hi Akotar,
Thanks for your reply. My Subject was missing the word "consistent" I apologize for that. It renders on 2 different machines, but on the PC with 5 GPUS, it's looking inferior (as you can see in the two images). I'll upload the scene file so you can take a look. And thanks for looking...

The 2nd image is posted above.
(it wasn't a linear render issue, because some of the textures are right, others are wrong). Sorry about the wrong forum. Should I post again over at the c4d one?)

Here's what the preview looks like from the viewport. It's a lot better.

]Hi,
I have 5 graphic cards at home, and 1 at work.

The home system has 2 GTX Titans(6gb) , 1 980 Ti (6gb), 1 GTX 680 (2gb), and 1 gtx 780 ti (3gb). The work system is a GTX 780 6gb.

I set up the scene at work and it previews and renders fine (albeit slower than at home), When I take it home ...

Thanks for the reply. The FBX part might be irrelevant to my question. What I mean is when I import an FBX, I get a series of textures with the "T" in lightwave. That's standard for Lightwave. Just as in Cinema 4d, the textures come assigned. The difference is, Octane will... once applied in C4d, be ...

Sorry forgot specs

Mac Pro OSX10.9.4 | Geforce GTX 780 6gb | 2x 3.46 Xeon | 64GB RAM
& BOOTCAMP Windows 8 same system