Exporting animation from Blender Octane to Octane Standalone Tweet

[Apzzpa]

Hey,

Been trying to find a solution for ages. I am trying to export my animation to Octane Standalone from Blender Octane 3.3.1. When I open the orbx file the scene loads however there is no timeline and when I batch render it only renders frame 1. I cannot select any other frames.

Please help

[juggledrafter]

I think the reason is because your series of photos is too large, leading to overloading the orbx file, so when mass exporting, an error will occur.
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[vprice65]

Hey,

Been trying to find a solution for ages. I am trying to export my animation to Octane Standalone from Blender Octane 3.3.1. When I open the orbx file the scene loads however there is no timeline and when I batch render it only renders frame 1. I cannot select any other framesgeometry dash lite

Please help

Double-check that you're using the correct export method for animations within Blender Octane. It's usually labeled as "Alembic Export" or "Octane Animated Package."
Check frame range: Confirm that you've specified the correct frame range during export, encompassing all animated frames.

[EiraJeremy]

Make sure you have set the correct frame range for the animation in Blender before exporting to orbx. Also check the export settings in Blender to make sure it's set to export the entire animation sequence instead of just a single framemy location.

[Melalgia]

The "Export Animation" option needs to be enabled in Blender's Octane Render settings prior to exporting the orbx file, as stated in the Exporting animation from Blender Octane to Octane Standalone forum. Doing so will make sure that Octane Standalone can see the timeline and that the animation data is in the orbx file. In the Octane Render options, you may also modify the frame rate and range to suit your animation.