In case you need it, here are the links for the 3Dleight Nuke render plugin:
https://atomkraft.hk/nuke

And the Houdini Mantra render plugin:
http://www.euqahuba.com/rnd.html

and it seems like Maxwell has made one as well:
http://www.maxwellrender.com/pdf/Maxwel ... r_Nuke.pdf

Hi. I'm a happy owner of Octane standalone and Octane for Maya. I'm currently using Octane for Maya on Linux. I have to agree wholeheartedly with the idea of bringing Octane to Nuke. Nuke's current scanline renderer is very slow and of poor quality. People have attempted to bring other renderers to ...

Ah. Right. Thanks. I had cuda 4 installed originally but that didn't work, it seemed to throw a 'libcuda.so not found error'. Maybe I should have symlinked them to something octane could find. I do have cuda 3.0 now. will try with 3.2. Thanks a lot.

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Hey guys. I'm trying to run Octane on Linux 64bit.

I installed CUDA 3 and everything seem to go well.

Now after downloading the Octane demo and untar'ing it I found that it launched ok and I could load the demo scenes but as soon as I click a node in the graph (launching a render) the program ...