Here is my working version of the script.
It finds all the panoramic cameras in the scene and saves some data : camera positions, names of views, rendered image file paths,
to a json file. I'm using this in another web app, that works with panoramas.

Thomas

Thank you jobigoud!
That worked.
Importantly, the variable has to be local AND
you must return a function that contains that variable to create the closure.


local id = c; -- stored the global int c in the upvalue id
octane.project.select(renderTarget[id]); -- Access the global array ...

I figured out a workaround. I can pass the index (c) into the callback function by assigning the text property of the button to the index as text, then convert it to a number inside the callback.
Not pretty, but it works.

-- create a button to render target to viewport
local renderTargetButton ...

New lua scripter here. Forgive my naivete in advance.
I am making a script that will get all the render targets in the scene graph that contain panoramic cameras, and then collect data (position, etc), and save it to a json file.
The gui makes a set of buttons for each pano camera found. One will ...

Hi
I'm a new user of the awesome plugin.
On my first effort to import an orbx file into Unity, the model came in, with correct textures and materials, but the UV coordinates were off (scalled about 350% too small).
I can see the texture on the object if I dolly way in. I can open the Octane node ...

Hello.

I own the standalone + Sketchup+OctaneRender® for Unity+OctaneRender® for Unity

I think, after suffering through the SketchUp plugin, I might have earned a spot!
The stressful nights trying to get a deliverable out for clients with that plug-in lead me to the standalone.
Ahh... the stand ...

I am curious if this has been resolved?
I'm having very similar issues.

Does anyone have a written protocol for importing Orbx to unity?
This is helpful ...

https://youtu.be/ATWFVViiiJc?t=181

I have run into an annoying limitation with this technique.
Octane Standalone limits the number of scenes that it will convert to Render Target nodes to 8.
No matter how many scenes I have in my Sketchup project, its always no more than 8 of them make it into octance standalone (as render targets ...

So the workflow to get a walkthrough animation out of sketchup and rendered with octane:
1) build your sketchup project. Each scene contains a camera view
2) export the sketchup project to the octane standalone by exporting as a .ocs (I think this is better than orbx for animtion).
3) open octane ...