Sounds great, and happy to help!

Cheers -

Hi Mojave,

No problem and thanks for looking into it.

That makes sense about the math issue. The UX issue is that users are allowed to input a problematic value.

A few options off the top of my head would be:

A: Set a floor for the values within the input field so that they can't go below a ...

You bet, and good point about it needing to be under a Displacement node. I've updated the post title for logging/clarification purposes.

Thanks for passing that on, Aoktar!

Hi Aoktar,

No problem. Hopefully this helps.

Win 10 Pro 64Bit
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Octane Standalone 3.05.2
Octane Plugin 3.05.1
C4D R18.028 |Build RB177006

Basically, when a value of zero is entered into the transform node ...

I am short on time, but have encountered crashing when accidently typing a value of "0" into the field located at:

Node Editor> Transform Node > UVW Transform > S.Y (Setting this to "0" causes a crash).

Please see signature for system details and feel free to let me know if more info is needed.

Hi atom451,

That fixed it, you were right afterall. It was a transmission issue on my end for part B.

Thanks a lot for looking into that and sharing the file! I appreciate you taking the time.

Cheers + happy new year!

- J

PS - @aoktar: If you see this, great job on the plugin!

Hey Alec,

You should be really careful about running BEs through solid rock like that! It's kind of like crossing streams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyaLZHiJJnE.

Maybe Octane is just trying to save you from "total protonic reversal"...?



- J

Hey atome451, thanks for your reply!



A. Yes, as far as i know, it's a limitation. You shoud UV map your logo or reduce your polygon selection in height with some kniffe cuts.




Thanks for the suggestions. I actually used more knife cuts in the actual scene file, I just wanted to illustrate ...

Greetings + thanks for stopping by!

I would like to put am embossed logo on a glass material by using a displacement image (think mason jar). I've put together a simple example file with a screenshot to help to illustrate.

I've run into two issues:

A. Logo tiling: When using ImageTexture's ...