Preview of OctaneRender for Cinema 4D

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aoktar
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pricing is fair enough against others.
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abstrax wrote: You will need a standalone license and a license for the plugin. One pays for the development of Octane the other for the plugin. A plugin alone doesn't render...
hm?
this is just a technical question ... ( i have no problem with buying the plug in addition to the standalone )

will u need to have the standalone installed? or is it involved in any way? communicating w cinema.
from the preview i'd guess u have the render code in the plugin, and the standalone is not involved.
(which would be much better and faster i guess)
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indexofrefraction wrote:hm?
this is just a technical question ... ( i have no problem with buying the plug in addition to the standalone )

will u need to have the standalone installed? or is it involved in any way? communicating w cinema.
from the preview i'd guess u have the render code in the plugin, and the standalone is not involved.
(which would be much better and faster i guess)
You don't need to install the standalone version, but you need the license. In the plugin you effectively enter two licenses.
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Thanks for the clarification. Eagerly awaiting this new plugin to play with.
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abstrax wrote: You don't need to install the standalone version, but you need the license. In the plugin you effectively enter two licenses.
thx, perfect. looking forward to the release.
btw it would be nice if licencing doesnt involve a connection to your servers every time on start.
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Incredible... Nice to see this progress and will definitely be purchasing once released. :D
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thnx :mrgreen:
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hello,
does support the octance-bridge c4d-renderinstances?
thank you! :)
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useruser wrote:hello,
does support the octance-bridge c4d-renderinstances?
thank you! :)
yes it's supported
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sounds good! :)
so it is possible to render a huge amount of renderinstances without gettings problems with the memory?
for instance: is it possible to render 500 000 renderinstances of an lowpolyobjekt with a 4 GB-RAM-GTX Geforce 680?
thanks
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