Moderator: face_off
Here is the DEMO version installer for Modo901/2/Modo10, Windows 64 bit, Octane build 3.00. Pls let me know if you have any problems.I am on Windows 10. This would be greatly appreciated if you can do this.
Purchased the upgrade. v3 is way more stable and less laggy with huge scenes (billions of polygons). I can even go on the internet at the same time. Also the renders seem faster but I'm not entirely sure.face_off wrote:Here is the DEMO version installer for Modo901/2/Modo10, Windows 64 bit, Octane build 3.00. Pls let me know if you have any problems.I am on Windows 10. This would be greatly appreciated if you can do this.
https://render.otoy.com/plugindownloads ... t_DEMO.exe
Paul
You will need to provide more information than this - such as which specific error message you are getting whilst trying to activate, and which specific version of the plugin you are running.plugin authentication problem for the plugin, not on alpha version.
I thought that deferred meshes worked in Modo901 onwards. Which version of Modo are you running? Regarding the Solid projection type - I have had a look at this, and the Box projection, and there are some issues which I will clean up for the next release.Some features that I would like to see are deferred meshes be compatible with octane plugin as well as "solid uv projection type." Box projection is not wrapping around my model correctly where as solid does. I have a work around for it - quick uv then bake the tileable texture with solid projection. Problem is this is destructive and I can't edit the geometry without having to rebake the solid texture and reapply. With solid projection I can make extrusions and the texture will adapt in the right manner.
Technically - this can be done. The plugin would need to load the OCS/ORBX (from Standalone), and then assign the Scatter transforms to a Replicator particle source.I have a very unusual question: is there any technical chance to code the modo plugin to see scatter nodes from the standalone so that the octane render viewport in modo could display replicas?
Could you code it, please?face_off wrote:Technically - this can be done. The plugin would need to load the OCS/ORBX (from Standalone), and then assign the Scatter transforms to a Replicator particle source.I have a very unusual question: is there any technical chance to code the modo plugin to see scatter nodes from the standalone so that the octane render viewport in modo could display replicas?
Paul
I'm sorry - but that's way out of the scope of what an Octane plugin would do - and it's a lot of work for one user's benefit, so not something I can justify when there is cloud support, VDBVoxel, vertex motion blur, Visible Environment, Mesh Ops, etc to implement. You should be able to do it yourself with the new Modo python TD SDK (ie. python can load an OCS, extract the scatter transforms, and assign me to a particle source).Could you code it, please?
face_off wrote:You will need to provide more information than this - such as which specific error message you are getting whilst trying to activate, and which specific version of the plugin you are running.plugin authentication problem for the plugin, not on alpha version.
I thought that deferred meshes worked in Modo901 onwards. Which version of Modo are you running? Regarding the Solid projection type - I have had a look at this, and the Box projection, and there are some issues which I will clean up for the next release.Some features that I would like to see are deferred meshes be compatible with octane plugin as well as "solid uv projection type." Box projection is not wrapping around my model correctly where as solid does. I have a work around for it - quick uv then bake the tileable texture with solid projection. Problem is this is destructive and I can't edit the geometry without having to rebake the solid texture and reapply. With solid projection I can make extrusions and the texture will adapt in the right manner.
Paul
