Hitonycho wrote:Hi Karba
Can you optimizing the vray material converter.?
I am no good in making material. And I have difficulty making perfect octane material. Especially from archmodel.
It will be great help Karba
Pretty please
I am sorry, was busy with 2.0 I will add some control. For now it depends on frame duration and camera speed.suvakas wrote:Karba, why are you ignoring my requests for camera shutter speed ?
I've coded the motion blur for Indigo plugin once and I know the math can be tricky, but with all the respect, you are the person responsible for Octane plugin.
I need that parameter. Hard coded motion blur is not good. Motion blur depends on scene scale.
Suv
Karba, at the risk of sounding like an escaped mental patient - can you please tell me if you are ever going to implement the background image fucntion in octane viewport? We don't all build everything entirely in 3DSmax, most VFX guys want to see their renders on top of existing plate footage.Karba wrote:I am sorry, was busy with 2.0 I will add some control. For now it depends on frame duration and camera speed.suvakas wrote:Karba, why are you ignoring my requests for camera shutter speed ?
I've coded the motion blur for Indigo plugin once and I know the math can be tricky, but with all the respect, you are the person responsible for Octane plugin.
I need that parameter. Hard coded motion blur is not good. Motion blur depends on scene scale.
Suv
What is the purpose of background image?darkline wrote: Karba, at the risk of sounding like an escaped mental patient - can you please tell me if you are ever going to implement the background image fucntion in octane viewport? We don't all build everything entirely in 3DSmax, most VFX guys want to see their renders on top of existing plate footage.
Karba wrote:What is the purpose of background image?darkline wrote: Karba, at the risk of sounding like an escaped mental patient - can you please tell me if you are ever going to implement the background image fucntion in octane viewport? We don't all build everything entirely in 3DSmax, most VFX guys want to see their renders on top of existing plate footage.
If you want just to combine render and background you can use alpha channel and Photoshop or similar soft.
For camera matching you can set background image in 3dsmax viewport.
Or you want to adjust lighting to background?
+1bicket wrote:Karba wrote:What is the purpose of background image?darkline wrote: Karba, at the risk of sounding like an escaped mental patient - can you please tell me if you are ever going to implement the background image fucntion in octane viewport? We don't all build everything entirely in 3DSmax, most VFX guys want to see their renders on top of existing plate footage.
If you want just to combine render and background you can use alpha channel and Photoshop or similar soft.
For camera matching you can set background image in 3dsmax viewport.
Or you want to adjust lighting to background?
As far as i'm concerned, Sometime you want a pixel perfect camera match and it will be awesome to tweak the camera in octane viewport.
the directx or opengl viewport is not precise enough compare to a big render.
Hi KarbaKarba wrote:What is the purpose of background image?darkline wrote: Karba, at the risk of sounding like an escaped mental patient - can you please tell me if you are ever going to implement the background image fucntion in octane viewport? We don't all build everything entirely in 3DSmax, most VFX guys want to see their renders on top of existing plate footage.
If you want just to combine render and background you can use alpha channel and Photoshop or similar soft.
For camera matching you can set background image in 3dsmax viewport.
Or you want to adjust lighting to background?
Yo Darkline,darkline wrote:Hi KarbaKarba wrote:What is the purpose of background image?darkline wrote: Karba, at the risk of sounding like an escaped mental patient - can you please tell me if you are ever going to implement the background image fucntion in octane viewport? We don't all build everything entirely in 3DSmax, most VFX guys want to see their renders on top of existing plate footage.
If you want just to combine render and background you can use alpha channel and Photoshop or similar soft.
For camera matching you can set background image in 3dsmax viewport.
Or you want to adjust lighting to background?
It's for lighting. I'm working on a film which has a CG teddy. I have background plate footage shot and I'm trying to insert the CG teddy and match the lighting to the real plates. You have no idea how hard this is, it's trial and error. render then export a frame into after effects or photoshop - lighting looks off - go back to octane, adjust by guessing....export another frame, import to AE - lighting still not right - etc. go in circles till it's right. very very time consuming.
I need to see the lighting on the CG element interactively on the background pate, it would be a lifesaver!
