juanjgon wrote:Yes, but LightWave seems to don't import this vertex color. Can you see it in the Modeler vertex list window?

Thanks,
-Juanjo

No, it's not there. Then I guess it's not an Octane problem - thank you for your time.

Hi Juanjo, (sorry I've been away) - it does have vertex color, at least the FBX does on import. The one I also included in the demo scene. When I import that into f.ex. 3DCoat, it shows all the vertex color normally.

Thank you - I've attached my test scene (it will be missing an HDRI for lighting).

It also includes the original FBX sphere.

Thank you - I used the Object Properties to extract the name for the map as described, and as you can see on my attached image. Something's strange though, since the ball turns up black except for a few triangles with bright color.
I have attached screenshot of how it looks when loaded into 3d Coat ...

Hi,

I'm trying to find out how to use Octane Vertex Attribute to make a vertex painted sculpt from 3D Coat render in LW Octane, without having to go through retopo and UV mapping.

I save out the vertex painted sculpt as FBX, load it into LW, attach Octane Vertex Attribute node the surface material ...

Ok, thank you for testing and clarifying.

Hi Juanjo,

Thank you, I've attached a scene. You'll have to add a HDRI in the environment to make the scene work (I omitted it because of size).
In Graph Editor there's a favorite set named Surfaces. There's two channels linked to Metalness of the cube's two surfaces.

I've sometimes had it update ...

Hi,

I have multiple surfaces using the same parameters and would like to make a setup where I can affect the brightness input of an Octane ColorCorrect Node inside multiple surfaces at once.
I attached an Octane Float Texture to the parameter on two surfaces and added envelopes to those.

Problem ...

Thanks - I was trying to make it work with the infochannel kernel because I can crank out any pass I need for a project that way very easily, and they do work, except Z Depth. It seems like it should, since it looks like I want it to in the IPR and render progress window. If you try the IPR in my ...

It is perfectly white because it stores floating distances far away 1 unit. You can check it yourself even in the LightWave image viewer picking over any pixel in the image to see that the values are usually greater than 1.0. Be aware that a z-depth image is not designed to see anything, it stores ...