Paul (face_off)

Are you saying that with Octane Render plug in supports moving clouds during a sun study? Are there instructions to how to do it? Thanks.

glimpse,
Thanks for the reply.

You are right. I might as well as invest in the Titan now and not regret it down the road.
I remember when starting to use Octane I crashed the program because of insufficient Vram from an exported obj file from Artlantis that had a lot of plants (repeating plants ...

mib2berlin,

Thanks for your reply. I have heard that two gtx 770's outperform the titan. I did quite a bit of research and pretty much found out that there will be no 780's with more Vram because Nvidia is imposing restrictions on manufacturers. On my motherboard I have three PCIe slots. It's a ...

Hello Everyone,

I am starting to learn Octane Render, plug in for ArchiCAD. Sadly currently using a gtx 560ti with 1gb of Vram. I really want to get into using Octane a lot and need to upgrade my gpu. I know the amount of Vram is critical. I can't decide between buying the Gtx 780 (3gb) or Gtx 770 ...

It would be great if one day Octane render would support with in its own programming structure moving clouds and water. If that day were to arrive I would simply say good bye to Artlantis.

Yes I am an ArchiCAD user. I do know of the Octane Render (OR) plug in for ArchiCAD. My issue is then missing out on including moving water and clouds for animations which I use a lot. I could move to cinema 4d and the OR plug in, but that's having to learn a whole new program.

I was wondering if there are any future plans to develop a plug in for Artlantis? It would very nice since its a very simple program to use mixed with the great quality output of Octane.