I want to play those! They look fantastic.

I can take no credit for the materials except the eyes. The metal was from the LiveDB. All the screws are geometry.

Modeled in MOI3D and imported into Octane 1.27 Standalone. Used placement nodes to place all the instances.

Thanks for looking.

That's exactly what I was wondering. I'm a Blender user so I love seeing stuff like this using the plug-in. I'm going to be doing my first animation using the Blender / Octane combo so seeing these are encouraging.

I love it!

Can you describe the process in some detail?

Don't know if this has been reported yet, but when I render with a large bloom / glare with Alpha background enabled, with or without a background image, the glare lines show up over the model but not over the background. When I then go to composite in Photoshop, the glare lines are only over where ...

It's good to be doing some 3D again. Been swamped with tons of home remodeling and such. I'll be posting many more of these weapons in the next week or so.

My brother owns a gaming company (http://www.hydraminiatures.com)

I'm using Octane to do some renders for the manual for a miniature combat game, Retro Raygun. Modeled in MOI3D, exported to OBJ and imported into Octane 1.25 standalone. All materials from material DB. Lighting by HDRI of a studio ...

I also use Blender's video editor. It not only allows me to see the image sequences but I can also do some effects and compositing.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gef ... 74-17.html

Thought it was cool to see my favorite render engine being used to benchmark GPU's