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maybe You're right..as for some Guys it would save some time. I'm just curious, how engine would deal if of focus or slightly doffed situation?


I think in this case the image has to be to force all in focus. Or at least the part affected by the color change should have a break on the side not in ...

this is very old function Random Control was teasing for a while before the release..-however the final implementations is far from perfect..why?

because it doesn't take into account reflections & GI - want it or not Your environment should be influenced by changing (in this example) the color ...

Hi!

i've found this feature in new version of Arion..believe it is implementable also in Octane?



Tnx

bcravin wrote:How about Free Network Rendering for v2!! Having to buy a full license for each slave is ridiculous!

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Area D, I have had a good look through your scene.

1) If you have a 6000x6000 displacement map, I think using the maximum "Level of Details" will retain the high resolution.

2) The displacement is 8bit. IMO you need 16 bit jpg/png for displacement maps

3) There is an issue with the way Octane is ...

I would add a more realistic effect to the wood map, in this case I could do without it but I have other models in which there are What displacement map are you using in the case where you have the issue pls? Is it all one colour? And did you try a ray epsilon of 0?
Paul

Rayepsilon to 0 don't ...

I would add a more realistic effect to the wood map, in this case I could do without it but I have other models in which there are wood counters in a particular way and quieted function would help me a lot for the final rendering ..

face_off wrote:You need to adjust the "rayepsilon". Pls refer to http://render.otoy.com/manuals/Rhino/?page_id=650.

Paul

Hi Paul,
i try it, but there is the problem yet....

Hi Paul, i've found a bug when try to attack the displacement node..
i'm not sure if is a rhino plugin bug o an general bug of the 2.0 version.



The surface is flat but when I attach the displacement node you see a line that crosses the plane.
With the other materials it's all ok..


Thanx ...