sorry Pedro!
hehe
animation / batch scripting support syntax for tinkerers
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I was wondering if, in the next release, you could include some more override commands so its possible to choose the rendering type and define all rendering engine parameters from a bat file (path tracing/direct lighting/specular depth/etc.)
Also, I noticed the Max2Octane plugin shows options for Render Image height and width. Is this possible now in beta 2.1? If so, what are the bat file conventions for this?
Cheers,
Jason.
Also, I noticed the Max2Octane plugin shows options for Render Image height and width. Is this possible now in beta 2.1? If so, what are the bat file conventions for this?
Cheers,
Jason.
win 7 64 | q6600 | 4gb ram | gtx 260 [196] | driver nvidia 197.13 | SketchUp7 | Softimage 2010
win 7 64 | i5-2500k | 16gb | gtx 570 | driver 275.33 | SketchUp8 Pro
win 7 64 | i5-2500k | 16gb | gtx 570 | driver 275.33 | SketchUp8 Pro
just look in the pdf manual or do 'octane --help' for a list of all the command line options.redmotion wrote:I was wondering if, in the next release, you could include some more override commands so its possible to choose the rendering type and define all rendering engine parameters from a bat file (path tracing/direct lighting/specular depth/etc.)
Also, I noticed the Max2Octane plugin shows options for Render Image height and width. Is this possible now in beta 2.1? If so, what are the bat file conventions for this?
Cheers,
Jason.
Radiance
Win 7 x64 & ubuntu | 2x GTX480 | Quad 2.66GHz | 8GB
Not sure if I am missing something, but Octane seems to start with "AF" activated when I run a script.
Even if I turn "AF" off in the .ocs or add --cam-focaldepth to my script it always seems to start in "AF" mode on and thus giving me the wrong focus that I want.
Am I doing something wrong, or maybe it was a oversight?
/M
Even if I turn "AF" off in the .ocs or add --cam-focaldepth to my script it always seems to start in "AF" mode on and thus giving me the wrong focus that I want.
Am I doing something wrong, or maybe it was a oversight?
/M
AF is an engine setting that is currently not stored in the OCS.MagnusL3D wrote:Not sure if I am missing something, but Octane seems to start with "AF" activated when I run a script.
Even if I turn "AF" off in the .ocs or add --cam-focaldepth to my script it always seems to start in "AF" mode on and thus giving me the wrong focus that I want.
Am I doing something wrong, or maybe it was a oversight?
/M
the focaldepth command line argument is not hooked up yet, it will be in beta2.2.
2.2 will be the first fully scriptable version with export scripts for various apps.
Radiance
Win 7 x64 & ubuntu | 2x GTX480 | Quad 2.66GHz | 8GB
Thats great news Radiance ! Looking forward to 2.2 =)
/M
/M