I will check to see if I can post a video and get back to you!

As soon as possible! Likely this year.

It sounds like you're describing the Sequencer functionality I mentioned above, in which case it's something we'd like to do and under most circumstances should look good. You wouldn't need to make a blueprint for this, you'd just set up your animation and start rendering out. I'll definitely let ...

Just having the material ID isn't enough unfortunately, you also need the results of the material which can look like this: https://i.imgur.com/XEmyORc.png

So while it'd be possible to fetch the texture samples assigned to a material (pretty easily too) what the shader actually does with them can ...

This feature exists although at the moment but due to how we capture materials it's not as high quality a result as other plugins, but it's very close. The plan was to add an option in the future to render from Matinee/Sequencer using Octane. I've been using it as a mini-viewport but if there's any ...

This feature exists although at the moment but due to how we capture materials it's not as high quality a result as other plugins, but it's very close. The plan was to add an option in the future to render from Matinee/Sequencer using Octane. I've been using it as a mini-viewport but if there's any ...

Hey! Making steady progress. Everything is basically working now, I'm working on a video demonstrating features at the moment.

Try configuring your material like this: http://imgur.com/a/Ga8sC

If you've already unwrapped your UVs (which you probably have) then you should use the first channel for your lighting UVs, but it's a good option to separate out your lighting UVs and your texture UVs so you can do repeating diffuse ...

Niiiice!

I have question for Octane developers is it possible to render in one pass only shadows and lights with transparent background?
So when I import to Unreal I could mix baked shadows+light with regular texture, because for floor or carpet that you saw in video I needed to bake floor,carpet ...

Hi Ristoraven! You're absolutely right. That's similar to the workflow I use as well. Fortunately Octane in UE doesn't mind where you got your assets from as long as they're suitable for a game engine scene.

Just from talking to a few people from here the biggest hurdle is going to be switching ...