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Re: Octane 2019 For Unreal Engine: First Public Beta + Free tier

PostPosted: Tue Aug 20, 2019 10:15 am
by ChrisHekman
elcy wrote:Hi,
I have test Octane with an Unreal scene, and it's gorgious and stable, thanks !
However, I have the same problem than ''jonathantsay'' but i export my ORBX from Modo.
When I try to slide the ORBX file in the window, it show me only the ORender icon.
It's the same things with an ORBX from the Standalone.
But when I click the ORBX file in the Content Browser, I don't see the Nodegraph of OR, but the material graph of Unreal.
Is it clear ...?
Thanks for your answer ... Patrice


Indeed, it opens the Unreal graph editor. However it is not the material editor, but the ORBX editor and will allow you to edit the orbx.
We wanted to keep everything inside of the unreal editor for interoperability reasons. As we need to guarantee lifetime, and add the ability to add unreal textures and models later.

That being said, we do allow you to open the Octane GUI and edit the orbx contents from there. You do need to either open the ORBX asset, or add it to the scene before you can edit it in the Octane GUI

Re: Octane 2019 For Unreal Engine: First Public Beta + Free tier

PostPosted: Tue Aug 20, 2019 3:06 pm
by solomon
I tried rendering a sequence of images, but I only get a little bit of movement. Is rendering supported in the new build?

Re: Octane 2019 For Unreal Engine: First Public Beta + Free tier

PostPosted: Tue Aug 20, 2019 3:53 pm
by ChrisHekman
solomon wrote:I tried rendering a sequence of images, but I only get a little bit of movement. Is rendering supported in the new build?


We are working on sequencer support to be in the upcomming build.

Re: Octane 2019 For Unreal Engine: First Public Beta + Free tier

PostPosted: Thu Sep 05, 2019 5:36 am
by Kalua
ChrisHekman wrote:
solomon wrote:I tried rendering a sequence of images, but I only get a little bit of movement. Is rendering supported in the new build?


We are working on sequencer support to be in the upcomming build.


Any plans for 4.23 release?
Thanks for this great plugin.

Re: Octane 2019 For Unreal Engine: First Public Beta + Free tier

PostPosted: Thu Sep 05, 2019 5:00 pm
by ChrisHekman
Yes 4.23 is in the planning

Re: Octane 2019 For Unreal Engine: First Public Beta + Free tier

PostPosted: Fri Sep 06, 2019 7:24 pm
by pxlntwrk
Hi,

thank you for this beta , solid integration! It's already really nice to use.
We can not wait to see more ...

in bulk:
lights Baking
more maneuverability of Orbx
Octane materials preview in Unreal editor
4.23 Version to enjoy native c4d import :)

thanks :D

Re: Octane 2019 For Unreal Engine: First Public Beta + Free tier

PostPosted: Tue Sep 10, 2019 4:13 pm
by ChrisHekman
pxlntwrk wrote:Hi,

thank you for this beta , solid integration! It's already really nice to use.
We can not wait to see more ...

in bulk:
lights Baking
more maneuverability of Orbx
Octane materials preview in Unreal editor
4.23 Version to enjoy native c4d import :)

thanks :D


yes, a new build with 4.23 installers has been released.

Octane materials should have already a preview window in the editor. You can open octane materials by double clicking them in the content browser.

Public Beta...

PostPosted: Mon Sep 30, 2019 5:13 pm
by joshkitney
Hi Otoy
I've started getting involved with UE and as a long time Octane user I wanted to use the plug in.
No luck I'm afraid.
Is the beta still in public mode?
I couldn't for the life of me find a plugin to buy on Otoy.

Peace
Josh

Re: Public Beta...

PostPosted: Tue Oct 01, 2019 8:23 am
by ChrisHekman
joshkitney wrote:Hi Otoy
I've started getting involved with UE and as a long time Octane user I wanted to use the plug in.
No luck I'm afraid.
Is the beta still in public mode?
I couldn't for the life of me find a plugin to buy on Otoy.

Peace
Josh


Yes the beta is still public. There is a free tier, and if you have studio or enterprise for another Octane product, you can use that licence in unreal for the duration of the beta.
You can get the latest build here: viewtopic.php?f=132&t=72750

Re: Public Beta...

PostPosted: Tue Oct 01, 2019 8:56 am
by joshkitney
Hi Chris
Thanks for the reply.
I still get bumped as it looks like I don't have "All access".
Stand alone and a couple of plug in options but no All Access.

Bummer.