Has anyone tried both Krakatoa and Octane to render particles? I know it depends on what and how many GPU's and CPU's (for krakatoa), but if anyone tried both and could tell me his/her experience, i would appreciate it. I am doing some particles animations in cinema4D and i am wondering if it's worth buying krakatoa which is a particle renderer, or not. I currently have an over clocked 4.5 i74770k CPU and 1 GTX 780 GPU. I am planning to buy GTX 780 6gb in a few days when it will be released.
Any feedback is appreciated.
Thanks.
noob question: octane or krakatoa for particles rendering?
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Rikk The Gaijin
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Octane doesn't support particle rendering at the moment.
But there is an option which you can check for particle rendering at "updates" if i remember well (not home to check right now). I have seen alot of particles animations rendered with octane. It only works if using geometry as particles?
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