hi Everyone,
Is there some trick to getting shadows to show up in the render passes? When I enable shadows, in the render passes, and the Octane viewport just shows white, no shadows.
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Yes, Revit is an even more difficult case than Rhino. And when you export from Revit to Standalone, all the mesh is in a single ObjectMesh node. However proxies have their own ObjectMesh nodes, so they could be placed in a separate layer (in Standalone).Interested to see where we get with this.. although due to my using Revit I suspect I'm better going the OCS+Standalone route.
Hi Andreas. It's a long shot, but try changing the pre-multipled alpha setting in the Imager.the feature to render an black / white alpha channel for a specific material would be a very valuable feature for my work, since my current approach via material ID and color selection in Photoshop is somehow lacking precision (the selection often looks jagged and unclean) .
You cannot do it that way. I think the best solution is to wait for the next release. Keep in mind the shadow passes are by geometry rather than material.Is it possible right now to save an octane material and assign a layer ID by edting the material file with wordpad ? I opened it but have not been able to identify a variable that seems appropriate...
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