what about hair ?
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Is there a plan to Octane hair from V2 announcement come back ?
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Rikk The Gaijin
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I'm not sure to understand the question. Octane supports hair rendering since v2.HHbomb wrote:Is there a plan to Octane hair from V2 announcement come back ?
In Standalone you need to export your hair curves in Alembic format for it to work. There are plenty of tutorials on this forum.
The new features in OctaneRender™ 2 include:
"Hair and fur – An optimized hair render primitive is now available to allow rendering of hair or fur while reducing memory usage by 20 times compared to previous processes. OctaneRender™ 2 also simulates the distribution and fluidity of movement of those primitives. "
"Hair and fur – An optimized hair render primitive is now available to allow rendering of hair or fur while reducing memory usage by 20 times compared to previous processes. OctaneRender™ 2 also simulates the distribution and fluidity of movement of those primitives. "
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Rikk The Gaijin
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Yes, that's correct. Minus the "distribution and fluidity of movement of those primitives".HHbomb wrote:The new features in OctaneRender™ 2 include:
"Hair and fur – An optimized hair render primitive is now available to allow rendering of hair or fur while reducing memory usage by 20 times compared to previous processes. OctaneRender™ 2 also simulates the distribution and fluidity of movement of those primitives. "