twinsk8 wrote:I installed cuda toolkit but there isnt any cuda in the octane cuda info...

Octane version 6.37 works up to geforce series 2000, you need to upgrade your license for use with 3000 series

it was quick, thank's.

neonZorglub wrote:

Dom74 wrote:Hi,
as 3DSMax 2023 was recently released, can we expect a compatible version soon ?
Regards,
Dom

Hi Dom74,
Yes, a new V4 version with 3dsMax 2023 support should be released in the coming days.
Thanks

Thank you, can't wait

Hi,
as 3DSMax 2023 was recently released, can we expect a compatible version soon ?
Regards,
Dom

Maybe some inverted normals ?

paride4331 wrote:Hello Dom74,
New Octane licenses are coming out very shortly, then my advice is waiting for a while before to upgrade your license.
Regards
Paride

Ok, thanks, I will wait.

People have different licenses, so we update v4 still for those v4 users who haven't upgraded to 2019.

2019 is the newest version, so if you're able to use that version, go for it.

I don't think 2018 gets updated anymore as it's moved onto 2019.

it remain still mysterious, I don't even know ...

Sorry but I'm very confused by your naming conventions now:

v4.05 - 6.23
3ds max® v2018.1.3 - 7.14
3ds max® v2019.1.4 - 8.13

Why are there so many versions and what are the differences??? They all seem to support up to Max 2020 so I don't understand which one a person/company should choose ...

Why my render go slow (2 to 4 Msamples/sec) and when I hit the update geometry button, it goes much faster (up to 40 Msamples/sec) ?
I have tried this with many scenes, the behavior is the same.

Hi Dom74,
Here Octane subscriptions option:

OctaneRender Studio Subscriptions - (monthly) - $20 /Month < you subscripted this
OctaneRender Studio - (annual) + 1 Year All-Access - *$179 /Yr (*Black Friday discount included in price)
OctaneRender Studio Enterprise (1 Year) Octane All-Access - with ...