Access render settings using maxscript

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o_z
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Hi,

I'm developing a script, in which I need to set some render settings (namely the max samples). Problem is I don't have a NVidia gpu, so I can't get octane running in my 3ds max, and I couldn't find any maxscript documentation for it.
Can anyone tell me what property to I need to set to get this done, or better yet, point me to the octane maxscript docs.

Thanks,
o
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JimStar
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You need NVidia GPU only to do the rendering.
But you can use the MaxScript with the demo plugin to access the Octane plugin's MaxScript properties.
o_z
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Joined: Thu Mar 24, 2016 4:29 am

Hi,

Thank you for the reply.

Unfortunately, that's not the case. I get an error message when 3ds max starts saying that Octane3dsmax.dlr failed to initialized, with an error code 126: The specified module could not be found. Then, of course, the Octane plugin is not loaded, which means I can't use it at all. Not even just for scripting.

Could it be that I'm missing something else and not the CUDA drivers?

Thanks,
o
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JimStar
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Of course Octane plugin needs CUDA library dlls. You need the driver installed...
o_z
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Joined: Thu Mar 24, 2016 4:29 am

Thanks, that's what I thought.

Which brings me back to my original post:
Can anyone tell me which property do I need to set (using maxscript) to set the max samples value, or better yet, point me to the octane maxscript docs?

Thanks,
o
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