Working well! it's a pleasur to launch rendering directly from 3D app.
Motion blur is missing atm. I have to ask Bazuka for that...
to be continued
Animation WIP from Maya
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I'm testing new maya plugin with a WIP animation with simple Bot rig
Working well! it's a pleasur to launch rendering directly from 3D app.
Motion blur is missing atm. I have to ask Bazuka for that...
to be continued
Working well! it's a pleasur to launch rendering directly from 3D app.
Motion blur is missing atm. I have to ask Bazuka for that...
to be continued
win 7 64 | i7 2600 3.4Ghz | 8Go | GTX 580 | 3dsmax | Octane for MAx 3.01 |Driver 306.23 |CUDA Driver 5.00
Funny
You guys are really lucky. Most the renderers out there have exporters from your apps. It is not the case for Lightwave
You guys are really lucky. Most the renderers out there have exporters from your apps. It is not the case for Lightwave
Work Station : MB ASUS X299-Pro/SE - Intel i9 7980XE (2,6ghz 18 cores / 36 threads) - Ram 64GB - RTX4090 + RTX3090 - Win10 64
NET RENDER : MB ASUS P9X79 - Intel i7 - Ram 16GB - Two RTX 3080 TI - Win 10 64
NET RENDER : MB ASUS P9X79 - Intel i7 - Ram 16GB - Two RTX 3080 TI - Win 10 64
Hey Gzavye, great animation and great render.
So, you render from maya, but did you have to render each frame individually?....or the octane/maya plugin has an option to render mesh animation from inside maya just with a click of a button as with mental ray?....
Also, did you have to convert the mesh to cache animation before rendering in octane...or anything else?
Thanks
So, you render from maya, but did you have to render each frame individually?....or the octane/maya plugin has an option to render mesh animation from inside maya just with a click of a button as with mental ray?....
Also, did you have to convert the mesh to cache animation before rendering in octane...or anything else?
Thanks
Yes I render with 2.2 RC2
rendertime is fast, cause I use directlighting and 256 s/px. It's enough for that type of animation. It cooks 15s/frame
Bazuka did a great work with the exporter; I only need to give cam/aim and light direction for the project export.
And export for animation is classical : start/end, each frame, quality and let's burn
and no need to bake animation; exporter export geometry for each frame automatically
Very easy
Just missing object motion blur to have paradise
rendertime is fast, cause I use directlighting and 256 s/px. It's enough for that type of animation. It cooks 15s/frame
Bazuka did a great work with the exporter; I only need to give cam/aim and light direction for the project export.
And export for animation is classical : start/end, each frame, quality and let's burn
and no need to bake animation; exporter export geometry for each frame automatically
Very easy
Just missing object motion blur to have paradise
Last edited by gzavye on Sun May 16, 2010 4:56 pm, edited 1 time in total.
win 7 64 | i7 2600 3.4Ghz | 8Go | GTX 580 | 3dsmax | Octane for MAx 3.01 |Driver 306.23 |CUDA Driver 5.00
What about materials? Do they get exported from maya and show up correct inside octane?
Cheers,
n1k
Cheers,
n1k
I first tweaks phong materials in Maya using that tip : http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... 2&start=10
Then I export the scene in Octane to apply definitive parameters (materials, engine, lights...)
I save the scene in Octane.
Go back in Maya to export animation using Octane saved scene.
magique? non. merci l'exporteur MayaToOctane
Then I export the scene in Octane to apply definitive parameters (materials, engine, lights...)
I save the scene in Octane.
Go back in Maya to export animation using Octane saved scene.
magique? non. merci l'exporteur MayaToOctane
win 7 64 | i7 2600 3.4Ghz | 8Go | GTX 580 | 3dsmax | Octane for MAx 3.01 |Driver 306.23 |CUDA Driver 5.00
Cool. Tnx:)
P.S. Nice animation BTW
P.S. Nice animation BTW
great..thanks, hopely the demo with this features will be out soon.gzavye wrote:Yes I render with 2.2 RC2
rendertime is fast, cause I use directlighting and 256 s/px. It's enough for that type of animation. It cooks 15s/frame
Bazuka did a great work with the exporter; I only need to give cam/aim and light direction for the project export.
And export for animation is classical : start/end, each frame, quality and let's burn
and no need to bake animation; exporter export geometry for each frame automatically
Very easy
Just missing object motion blur to have paradise
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Looks like it was done on film with the graininess. Very good!!