Hello,

I am curious when the Octane Standalone Version will be released?

Thanks!

Hi!

I just purchased the new 2.x plugin for Daz, and am really confused on how to properly implement material from Live DB.

I am specifically trying to use "icelaglace's SSS skin 1.0" with a Victoria 6 HD model.

When I copy in the material in, I am met with these options (see screenshot 01 ...

Hi aoktar,

Thanks for the response!

So will I have to pay the 99 Euros for the plugin, or will I get some sort of discount for already purchasing the stand alone license?

Thank you!

Hello,

I hate to start a new topic, but I am quite confused.

I have already have purchased an OctaneRender™ Standalone v1.1 license that I have been using with Cinema 4D R13 and the Octane Export Plugin.

My question is: Do I now need to purchase the "Fully integrated OctaneRender plugin for ...

Hey Chris,

Thanks again for you response!

As you suggested for option 2, is there a possible way in Octane to have alpha layer selections for specific objects assigned to certain materials? As mentioned before, C4D had this option with 'object buffer'. I mention this because I am curious if it ...

Hi Chris,

Thanks for the quick response!

In the past, when I used cinema 4d for rendering, I would use an 'object buffer' tag on the transparent object, and alpha channels on when rendering to a PSD image file. Then, when I imported the file into photoshop, I would be able to select the outline ...

Hello everybody!

I have a quick questions about using alpha channels with transparent materials (plastic) in Octane.

What I am trying to achieve is rendering out a clear plastic object in Octane with 'alphachannel' turned on, saving the render as a transparent PNG image, and then using Photoshop ...

Hi Guys and Gals!

I am new to octane render, so I am quite confused how to go about making a material that when applied to a sphere, will make it look like a Dippin' Dot freeze dried ice cream snack?

It is kind of a frosted surface, but still is colorful without being transparent. Here is an ...