I am not. How do I change that?
Sorry I haven't used Octane in a while...

Hi all!
So recetnly I bought and rtx 3090 and upgraded my Octane License so I can use it.
Now I have two weird things happening to me.

First: When I hit the "Send your scene and render" button in the live viewer, the live viewer stays black and instead it renders within my viewport. (see attachment ...

Unfortunately even with the lastes build the problem remains.

I see. I may have messed something up when updating back then

aoktar wrote:First try on latest builds. It's not makings sense if you're on obsolete version.

It's obsolete? I downloaded it a week ago. Thank's for the info!

Which version and with C4D? And are you talking that's for every scene or spesific one? Asking because I didn't see this
Thank you for the response! It happens with every scene. Cinema 4d Version is R20. (R20.059 precisely)
Octane Version is 4.02.1
I'll prepare an example.

Interesting. I just ...

aoktar wrote:Which version and with C4D? And are you talking that's for every scene or spesific one? Asking because I didn't see this

Thank you for the response! It happens with every scene. Cinema 4d Version is R20. (R20.059 precisely)
Octane Version is 4.02.1
I'll prepare an example.

Hey!
I have updated to the lastest build of Octane for Cinema 4D and ran into a problem.
Octane keeps rendering even after the max. samples are reached.
It doesn't really matter when I'm only rendering a beauty image since I can just stop the rendering myself.
However. When I want to render ...

I have uninstalled the drivers and now I'm currently installing a previous version.
However. Midway through the screen went black and it stayed like this for a while now (10 or 15 minutes).
Is this normal?

I had this when updating drivers... or should I say downgrading lol, but if its the same ...

I have uninstalled the drivers and now I'm currently installing a previous version.
However. Midway through the screen went black and it stayed like this for a while now (10 or 15 minutes).
Is this normal?