Thanks it has been fixed now!

Freddy

I work and render on my laptop with a GTX 1070M. Can I use my 2nd GTX1080 on my desktop computer to help rendering?

Thanks!

Freddy

Thanks, I really need this for my project!
Freddy

It seems that this problem has been fixed in Octane 4.01, included in the next plugin build that I'll try to release early next week. I'll try to send you an early custom build with this new Octane core as soon as I have it compiled.

Thanks ...

juanjgon wrote:Ok. Yes, I think that somehow the denoiser can't process the post-processing effects that come from the background daylight. It seems some kind of Octane core issue. I'll ask about it to Octane core devs.

Thanks,
-Juanjo

Thanks, I really need this for my project!

Freddy

Hi,

You are talking about the postprocessing effects, right? Sorry, but I can't reproduce this problem here.

Be aware that the denoising doesn't work if you render by time (or if you abort+continue the rendering) if the "denoise on completion" option is enabled or if the rendering at that point ...

I have deleted all objects, NDA, now I have a sort of disk/ coin in front of the daylight sun, also a scattter medium here.

Please check! See attachment! It must be something I forgot or it is a bug.

Thanks man!

Freddy

I was rendering a scene with use of lensflares, so far all fine.

But adding the denoiser removes the flares.

Bug?

By the way when in IPR it works, but rendering via F9 is wrong. It renders with the flares but in the final second it is gone.

Freddy

Hi,

Sorry, I was checking it just now. Well, first don't try to render with Octane a blur length greater than 100%, sometimes it might look like it works with deformations or instances, but probably the final render is not going to match the viewports or the LW native renderer.

And another ...

Sorry, I'm not sure to understand you. Can you please share the scene to take a look at it?

Thanks,
-Juanjo

Hi Juan, I have attached a similar simple scene, here the motion blur is in front of the moving cube instead of after the moving cube.

Thanks!

Freddy

Hi Juan, please check my file ...

Sorry, I'm not sure to understand you. Can you please share the scene to take a look at it?

Thanks,
-Juanjo

Hi Juan, I have attached a similar simple scene, here the motion blur is in front of the moving cube instead of after the moving cube.

Thanks!

Freddy

Hmm when the 'blok' is rotated ...