Too bad.glimpse wrote:as far as I know there is no such auto functions, so You better start packing =psuvakas wrote:I don't use standalone version very offten.
Can Octane auto-collect all the resources my scene uses (models, materials, textures)? Smth like "pack a scene" ?
Or do I have to do it manually?
Suv
If your scene is too large to email, you can PM me the file.PeterLux wrote:I checked all my email accounts and NO ONE can handle file sizes of 60MB!!!RayTracey wrote:One more thing: in order to declare the winner, we need to verify if the file size and rendertime of the scenes meets the competition rules. Could all participants to the competition email their scene to [email protected] (subject "OctaneBench competition entry") by 1 October midnight CET?
Cheers
So I will NOT be able to send the file per email!!!
So what are we going to to about this?
Correct.FrankPooleFloating wrote:Ahhh, RayTracey, I see you are in... a couple more questions:
Is it CET or CEST?.. I am Eastern Time US.. and trying to figure out when my deadline is.. CET seems to be 6 hours ahead of me.. so my deadline is 6pm Eastern US tomorrow?
Yes you can.Can I put my zip on my site (server) and email a link to that address you gave?
That shouldn't be a problem. What matters is that all the textures and geometry are there (and the .ocs file of course), but make sure the scene works as expected in OctaneRender standalone 1.2.I have never packed up an Octane scene and opened on another computer... does the scene use relative paths from location of OCS file?.. or does everything need to be in one folder? -- as you can see, I have a rather complex scene.. certainly that would suck if you to went to open my scene and find that it is looking for stuff in my Octane_Bench_Competition folder on my H:\ drive....
No, unfortunately you cannot use materials that require the LiveDB, because the benchmark is built upon the demo framework and has the same limitations.eskandar wrote:Hi,
just a fast question,
can we use LiveDB materials?
Thanks
Damn, I think i used one or two.RayTracey wrote:No, unfortunately you cannot use materials that require the LiveDB, because the benchmark is built upon the demo framework and has the same limitations.
eskandar wrote:Hi,
just a fast question,
can we use LiveDB materials?
Thanks
So, if I use LiveDB, my project file will require licence and internet connection. Am I right?RayTracey wrote:No, unfortunately you cannot use materials that require the LiveDB, because the benchmark is built upon the demo framework and has the same limitations.
Not sure if it still matters, but you're actually able to use the LiveDB materials. If you save your project, it should work just fine in the demo version.lilbignik wrote:eskandar wrote:Hi,
just a fast question,
can we use LiveDB materials?
ThanksSo, if I use LiveDB, my project file will require licence and internet connection. Am I right?RayTracey wrote:No, unfortunately you cannot use materials that require the LiveDB, because the benchmark is built upon the demo framework and has the same limitations.
But I can collect all textures in project folder. C4D integration can do it.
