Worked on a hyper real project recently, octane was fast and images were rendering super fast, to me it just missed something to trick my eye is real(client was happy though),

Im looking at the provided examples, and none of them fool my eye to think thats real.

If Im doing renders that dont ...

lets say you have an object animating, but you want to control the reflection of the hdri,

is this possible, to parent hdri to animated object?

If I buy a 3 pack c4d license, can I install this on three different machines and render on them trough DR, TeamR or any other render?

also if you are getting a 3 pack c4d license "OctaneRender™ for Maxon Cinema 4D v2.x License 3-pack" do i need a standalone for every one of them, or is a special 3/5/10 pack license.

This is confusing.

this is beyond confusing,

I have a second box that I plan to use it just as a c4d net render client.

I go in my main setup, open c4d, open octane project and Enable Network Rendering.

In order to do this do I need c4d opened for my "server to see the octane cards" or I need a separate c4d ...

ok, I think I made a mistake,

I was under the impression that I need a separate c4d license and not a standalone for the other machine to work,

Contact support?

just trying to figure it out, very helpful info, thx

and yes 2 titans and one ti = 3gb

ok, so if I use 2 titans at 6gb, that's 12 gb with a 780ti in the mix ...Ill get 4gb shared?

that's interesting, so if I have two titans and one 780 ti, is still gonna take 3gb,

Not really making sense, should be able to set priority of one card and use the bigger memory...what's the point of priority then?

I have a titan 6gb, and two 780 ti's

When titan is single activated and priority. it shows 6gb in toggle info,

I leave it in priority, and activate the other two without priority, and it splits my vram to 3gb.

is the slot order important, or.. (ti's are in the first slots, and titan in slot 4)