Yepp, Python scripting would rock.
As they announced Lua scripting, I was a bit surprised.
Why that choice was made is sort of beyond me and I don't really get it(Natural Motion's Morpheme made the same choice).
Why not choose a language that is already deeply integrated in every studio in the ...

Lua?
Just out of curiosity, why Lua as opposed to the more commonplace Python?
Is Python on the road map?

If Python is already present, you have to forgive my ignorance, as it has been a while since I updated. The newer versions look amazing and I have to find some time to dive back in and play ...

chaateam wrote:

radiance wrote: Yes
Radiance

Good news
…and would an iMac take advantage of that solution ?
( knowing it has no PCI slot, just FW800, RJ45 and an extra DVI input )

@Cakesson Pong …is for the end of 2010 ?

pp:Chaa

Correct

Ping. It's the beginning of 2011

Looks like having a gtx 460, 465, 470, 480 (and even 580) in Mac Pro going into osX can now be solved. Thank god!!
New drivers from Nvidia plus the 10.6.5 update....

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?

Announce in time for santa to pick me up one?

Glad if it will help someone.
Sure, that would have been cheaper, but having 2xGTX480's must not suck

Totally understand that this wouldn't even be on any priority lists right now
If it would be possible down the road, I would be stoked.

Thanks for making rendering interactive and fun!

Here is an update from me:
Installed a GTX 460 in my macPro(2008-3.1)
I already have an 8800GT so here are the steps that I took to do this:
1. Buy Molex y splitter , molex to 6 pin adapter , pci express power extension cable(2) , mac pci express power cable , and...the graphics card
2. Update snow ...

I was wondering if you guys had considered letting people use Octane Render as a light bake/ ao bake engine. Not a view based one but one that would bake & output map of the combined uv's of the obj file. Think the inclusion of that feature would generate additional customers from the game engine ...