Slightly different capabilities question:

I know it's a little simplistic to ask, but does octane support subsurface scattering? I figured it would, but I couldn't find any outright statement that it did so I thought I'd make sure.

Thanks for the details, that definitely helps me with my evaluation. I'll definitely give octane a try once I get a CUDA card-- the renders are spectacular and if the learning curve is shallow enough (looks like it is) and I can get it into our pipeline, this could be a game-changer for my studio ...

Marcus, I really appreciate your attention to my post.

1) So from what I can gather from the gallery, it looks like morph states, displacement and deformers all come out geometry-baked on a frame-by-frame basis and are rendered faithfully (based on the materials settings within Octane) to frames ...

Thanks for the response. The thing is, we create 10-15 minutes of High Def animation in a month sometimes, and the high throughput frequently requires high-speed turnaround on individual animations, thus the need for a 100-core farm. Octane looks the most promising of any C4D-compatible rendering ...

Hi,

I run an animation studio, and I've been looking for a solution like Octane to upgrade the farm.

I have ~20 machines on our farm currently. Let's say I equip them with CUDA-enabled cards and a license of Octane on each one. Will Cinema 4D's Net render be able to take advantage of Octane, to ...