We use 3ds max plugin For some reason when octane slaves kick in Octane viewport turns white and it renders white. (very overexposed ) Why is this?
slave version 3.02
Octane viewport/renders turns white with render slaves
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seems like all this happens when i am using scattering medium With sun kind - MAIN Type - Daylight or texture
Sun just gets very bright until screen turns white. This happens only when slaves are rendering too.
When scatering medium is empty it works
We tried the latest version same
Also we get instant errors on slaves (see attached) but they continue rendering
Sun just gets very bright until screen turns white. This happens only when slaves are rendering too.
When scatering medium is empty it works
We tried the latest version same
Also we get instant errors on slaves (see attached) but they continue rendering
same error - My GTX 780 Ti Classy was bad -> RMA.
Your videocard(s) may has/have VRAM issue, very sorry.
Your videocard(s) may has/have VRAM issue, very sorry.

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i7-12700KF
2x16GB RAM@DDR4-3600
MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4
Zotac GF RTX 4090 <3

SSDs OCZ RD400 0.5TB and Crucial 2TB SATA3
HDD 1TB SATA2
LG BD-RE BH16NS40
PSU 1kW
CRT 19" Samtron 19"

I could reproduce the problem here on Maxwell and Pascal GPUs, but it's probably a bug on our side. I assume that your slave is running Maxwell/Pascal GPUs and your master some Fermi/Kepler GPUs?
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Ok, I have found and fixed the problem. It only occurs with the direct lighting AO kernel if you use an environment medium. So until we release the next update, you could switch to diffuse GI or use path tracing.
In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. - Yogi Berra
Thank you! Yes we did use AO.abstrax wrote:Ok, I have found and fixed the problem. It only occurs with the direct lighting AO kernel if you use an environment medium. So until we release the next update, you could switch to diffuse GI or use path tracing.