Hello! i'm trying to find out how to make glare effect only work for specific light ID (car lights). Using aov, i played with imager and postprocessing options, but nothing happened. Glare is always global. Is it possible to restrict post effect to only work with a specific light

Hello, OTOY team.
Since 2020.2 is released already, when will we get updated docs and octanebench 2020.2?
Octanebench is most interesting part because (if i'm right) you have updated light sampling core and now it's faster.
Oh, and the docs, of course...

I will, thank you, Bepe

Deactivating basically means to close C4D to deactivate the licenses, or they will be blocked after Win 10 update, and you will have to visit your OctaneLive page to unlock them, or contact [email protected] if you have already finished the unlocks.

What makes the difference, is not the C4D version ...

Well, i can inly hope that thread is monitored by developers...
So, shat is want is the portals which can work as light intensity multiplier.
That's the way it is in Redshift, and it seems pretty convinient - you can light large interiors (i had some projects with large warehouses) without going ...

Is gpu headrrom and out of core settings are enough? And also - check render subdivisions in each subd surface generator you you in the scene. It helped me once.
It is always better to use same iterations for both editor and rendering. Default setting is 2 for editor, 3 for rendering

Well, Bepe, i'll record some video and drop it here asap. LEt's first upload GPU-z screenshot:
So, i suppose that the problem is c4d-related

what do you mean by deactivating? I got simple studio license. And even i'll do that - what will it change? Looks like the problem is relating to c4d or smth

yep, all files deleted. Driver is studio 452.06
Win 10, 32gb ram, RTX2070, Ryzen 7 3700x
Psu 650W

Well, just asking for your advice...
I mainly use c4d R19.068 with octane 2020.1.5. And stability is not something pleasant - for example, i got simple cube with displacement (2k texture, nothing fancy) and a diffuse channel. If i, for example, put this texture into a gradient (i talk about gradient ...