i have the same problem and I don't think it is really running out of memory.. it is a bug.. anyway what I usually do to solve this temporarily .. i open ocean gui.. heading to preferences and then devices and then check use rtx.. the scene will start rendering for a while and then it will be stuck ...

1-UE4's cable actor support.
2-octane's light falloff support.
3-support for octane native light types in the modes panel with full octane's native light properties.
4- if octane could load ue4's scenes in the background instead of freezing the whole editor for that period.
5-the ability to open ...

ChrisHekman wrote:Thanks for the report. The fix should be in the next build.

thanks, Chris

ChrisHekman wrote:I believe there is an offline mode for octane. It does require a usb dongle licence you can buy from otoy.com

I am using the free tier actually.

ChrisHekman wrote:I cant recreate this issue. Could you describe the elements you are using? Landscape? Animated meshes? etc?

it is a simple archVis scene I can provide a video..

If the quality of your project comes down to a photo mapping vs path tracing. Wow. buy more cores or rent an server for baking. Make optimizations, and the focus on the visual ques that it takes to make a high end experience. Having progressive light build sounds great, but if you are doing the ...

octane crashes when I click unload octane.. i have a gtx 1060 and intell 7700 hq

octane crashes when I create an octane material instance of an unreal material.

it is very annoying that every time i want to use octane it needs internet to open for the first time.. much of the time I work in places where there is no internet at all ??

asking for an option to convert UE4 material into native octane materials in the content browser so that the conversion happens once and to be able to do octane native materials tweaks