galleon27 wrote: Here you go. I've attached the file.
You can just import attributes into COPs and use that as a texture.
Cheers.

Oh wow, that's definitely a solution! Thanks a lot!

This is a known core limitation.
-Juanjo

For some reason, using attributes for mixing doesn't work. Maybe it's a bug or some limitation. Maybe Juanjo could check that out.
Using procedurals to mix works fine.

Thanks for your feedback guys, I appreciate it. So the way I understood currently ...

I really need help with this guys, I know in Arnold it is possible to mix two displacement maps but I don't want to switch to Arnold only because of this tiny feature really.

If this feature is not existing in Octane yet - would it be possible to include it into a wishlist you guys might have?

Looked at your file. There are a few things you need to know. Displacement maps are data maps so the color space should be set to Non-color Data. Since they are data maps, you should avoid using jpegs since jpegs are 8bit. For best results, always use 32bit images for displacements. Mid-level for ...

Hmm.. the only problem with this approach though is that now I can't seem to make displacement push the geometry outwards - it's very flat looking like a regular bump now.. Can I ask you to check my simple scene in the attachment please?

Maybe I'm somehow misusing the Gradient node attached to ...

Upd. Ignore - me stupid. I just forgot to add cow to Octane's attribute field on that Grid's geo.

Ok, having downloaded your scene, I did my own tests following your workflow and I still can't understand why it doesn't work for me..

I created Attr. VOP with float attribute cow it has 0 and 1 float values in relevant black/white areas (I double-checked it using visualizers). I plug it to mixing ...

Ok, thanks for this info!

I think the latest one:

juanjgon wrote:The scene probably comes from an earlier plugin version. Usually, it is safe to ignore these warnings, but some render target settings could be reset to the default values.

Thanks,
-Juanjo

Oh I see, ok, thanks for the heads up!