I am on enterprise. But I ended up having to just use texture environment because I needed to start rendering. My main concern was the background I really liked from the daylight system. So I set it up to use the daylight for the background and texture environment for the lighting. Like I said ...

Nope sorry, still had the same results. Thanks for looking though.

Any ideas? Thanks

When you click render animation it works for you?! Mine works great in the live viewer, but when I click the render animation button it breaks after the first frame, aka frame 2.

I am using plugin version:

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OctaneRender Enterprise 2020.1.4 (8010400)

EDIT: This ...

Yes, Paul I just sent it to you in an email. I had your email from contacting support last weekend. I am doing a scene that is outside, so I figured it best to use the daylight system for this. It just seems to mess up the translation after the first frame for some reason...

After about 3 hours of lost work time. Its the "Object Motion Blur" check box that is breaking it. But I can't afford for that to not be checked. Its a huge scene with a ton of CAD. I go from rendering 10 seconds per frame, all the way up to about 45....

Also found out it works if I send to ...

Created a new scene. I have all them boxes checked in the animation setting. It changes even with just a cube. So I would say its broken. I am guessing its something to do with the bunch of checkboxes you have to fumble around with.

Hope this helps...

EDIT: Nvm - in classic Octane fashion, I can't ...

Another update. Went back to 2019. works perfect, but then my replicator doesn't work now. This is great... Back to 20 I go...

HDR stays the same from frame to frame. I guess I will have to find one that works.

I just notcied there are 4 different "models" so I guess I will try the others to see if that fixes it. Of course they all look different so this will screw up the lighting that was approved...

Just tried Nishita, same thing. Completely changes lighting from frame 1 to frame 2