Hey, great work

Just to nit-pick... I think that the bottles would benifit from a bit of falloff relfection, the fresnel effect.

I don`t have a benchmark, but I can safely say that the current version for Kepler runs a hell of a lot faster than the previous one.

Hey Karba, thanks a lot... I did download it a few days ago.. but it did not work, I guess you updated it recently my browser downloaded it as a duplicate as well... but I still gave it a shot and now it works.. thanks again!

Actually nothing... just the surface, as you can see in my screenshot.

Also, If I try to create a new octane material, be it diffuse, glossy etc, max crashes. If I open scenes with octane materials in them, max crashes if I try to generate a material preview.

Yes, standalone works quite well, I tried it by importing one obj.

Yes, of course, with both, one on and one off, and vice versa.

When I pick Octane as my renderer, I always see them Disabled, like the attachment.

I`m using Version 306.97 (Graphics driver) and I went to Help - > System Information -> Components and my NVCUDA.DLL is 5.0.1 driver...

I tested it again right now.. Octane starts with my gpus distabled every time I start it(as a side note).

Hey,

I can`t run kepler on this build... should I use the old one?

Thanks for helping..

Alex

Hallo! After updating octane to the latest version, then updating the 3ds max plug-in as well, it won`t work.. I`m using the dreaded kepler(1x690) driver version 306.97(should be latest) and windows 7 x64. Is it something I`m doing wrong or is there still a "special" plugin for the kepler users ...