Is there any way to have one Value Node for multiple inputs?
When i want to plug Value Node to for example Strenght (Dirt texture) i get error message "Invalid pin connection".
Is there any way to do this?
One value > Multiple inputs
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The Dirt Strength is a number, not a texture, so your "Some Value" node needs to be an Octane Float Value (not a texture) and you can then plug it in to multiple Dirt Strength pins.
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Apparently it works
I was confused beacause float node has 3 values (X,Y,Z). And you only need to use X value for this to work (right?).
1) But I have another question. Is there a way to control multiple Octane Transform Values with different scales with one multiply value? (please see attachment)
So i have for example multiple textures mixed together and i want to have one node (assembly?) to control scale? (and same question related to float value, some multiplier? I can't connect MODO's BasicMath:Multiply)
It would be very useful when creating more complex materials, that are easy to tweak.
2) When I'm in subassembly I cant add Octane nodes > "No workspaces are active. Unable to create Octane node" (but can add modo nodes without problems).
Is it normal behaviour?
Apparently it works

1) But I have another question. Is there a way to control multiple Octane Transform Values with different scales with one multiply value? (please see attachment)
So i have for example multiple textures mixed together and i want to have one node (assembly?) to control scale? (and same question related to float value, some multiplier? I can't connect MODO's BasicMath:Multiply)
It would be very useful when creating more complex materials, that are easy to tweak.
2) When I'm in subassembly I cant add Octane nodes > "No workspaces are active. Unable to create Octane node" (but can add modo nodes without problems).
Is it normal behaviour?
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Correct.And you only need to use X value for this to work (right?).
There are a few ways to do this I think. The easiest is to add an multiple Octane 3D Transform, and you can plugin a single Octane Float Value into the Scale.1) But I have another question. Is there a way to control multiple Octane Transform Values with different scales with one multiply value? (please see attachment)
The sub-assembly needs to be created from an Octane Override.2) When I'm in subassembly I cant add Octane nodes > "No workspaces are active. Unable to create Octane node" (but can add modo nodes without problems).
Is it normal behaviour?
Paul
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Thanks Paul,
What i want is node that control size (kind of multiplier) of these two textures (which has different scales). I know that you have a lot to do, but maybe you can help me to figure it out.
Yes that works, but then i have the same the same value for each texture.There are a few ways to do this I think. The easiest is to add an multiple Octane 3D Transform, and you can plugin a single Octane Float Value into the Scale.
I'll try to better explain what i mean. Let's say i have multiplied one checks texture with scale 0,5, and second checks texture with scale 0.25.Is there a way to control multiple Octane Transform Values with different scales with one multiply value
What i want is node that control size (kind of multiplier) of these two textures (which has different scales). I know that you have a lot to do, but maybe you can help me to figure it out.
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Ok,
i can do this with all projections, except for uv. Because they have another thansform input.
And i can set different transforms for each texture projection and another "master" transform that is plugged into multiple textures.
But how to do this with UV projection where there is no transform input?
i can do this with all projections, except for uv. Because they have another thansform input.
And i can set different transforms for each texture projection and another "master" transform that is plugged into multiple textures.
But how to do this with UV projection where there is no transform input?
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You cannot scale a UV transform in Octane.
Paul
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Thanks for your help, Paul!
Really appreciiate it.
Really appreciiate it.
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