WTF, really? I thought RTC was out years ago.

Can you condirm that by 'fairly sure' you mean 'certain'?

So despite V4 being fine for my needs, if I want to continue to use Octane within Lightwave on my new PC, I'm going to have to upgrade? I don't want to pay a monthly charge, so the only option ...

As the title suggests, i'm reinstalling Lightwave 2019 on my new Windows 11 machine. There was some hoop jumping to get 2019 to work (issues with Nvidea 3080) but now I can't get Octane 4.05 to run. I can enable the plugin, but when I try to render, or even turn on the IPR, I get the error. "RENDER ...

When I try to install this (on a new install of 2019.0.3) I get an error saying I need a cudnn64.dll. I download that and install it where it says, but then when I try to start IPR, I get the error 'RENDER FAILURE the render can't be completed. enable and check the log file for more details'. What ...

Yeh, I had the same question. A lot depends on what it is you’re trying to learn, and what it is you intend using it for.

Yeh, I exported it and plugged int in to Standalone, and it does the same. I’ll have to try alternative ways to achieve this then.

It seems that that ‘what is free and what is not’ is still very vague. I was assuming that V3 to V4 upgrade was free.

OK, thanks. So am I right in my assumption that this should allow me to blend between the two? And I wasn’t doing anything wrong?

I have sent you the file. Let me know what I'm doing wrong

I’ll package it up when I get home. How do I send it to you?

just the defaults. 1,0 and 6 (although I want it to be 10). there is a massive increase in how bright the surface is. Surely 1, should equate 100% mix, which should mean that part should just look like the surface does in the 100% image.