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This option is available inside the Image Texture node ... you can load a color image, but if you set the node type to "float image", it is converted to gray scale and uses three less GPU memory than a color image.gordonrobb wrote:But float node doesn't have an input. It is just an output, that outputs a value. It can go into power for example, but can't take an input.
Yikes, how'd I miss that's. thanks.juanjgon wrote:This option is available inside the Image Texture node ... you can load a color image, but if you set the node type to "float image", it is converted to gray scale and uses three less GPU memory than a color image.gordonrobb wrote:But float node doesn't have an input. It is just an output, that outputs a value. It can go into power for example, but can't take an input.
-Juanjo
gordonrobb wrote:But float node doesn't have an input. It is just an output, that outputs a value. It can go into power for example, but can't take an input.
AFAIK this images are stored in a directory when you download a liveDB material using Standalone, check the Standalone preferences, they must be there.gordonrobb wrote:Cheers Guys. I have been trying to copy some of the settings from materials in the LiveDB on Standalone version. However, some of them have images as part of their setup. Is there any way to get these images? Or is there a way to get the LiveDB textures into Lightwave better?
I am not sure about this problem. What is the error message?, perhaps you must activate the Standalone license using the same Standalone program befor use it.giacob wrote:I have some problem with licensing.
My lightwave plugin works regurarly without problems, but if i open the standalone edition it says that the account is not actvivated and i should deactivate etc. etc...
Whats the matter with that?
How come standalone edition seems to be not activated while beeing activated (otherwise the plugin wouldnt work and instead it does)
