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Does that mean that you guys switching from MEL to C++ based plug when you say refactored? If so, is that not a quite large task and that development is basically halted until this is done?BK wrote:
Hey, Blackshore,
Unfortunately, no ETA yet for 3.08 implementation.
It would probably after we have a 3.07 stable version of the refactored Octane for Maya.
Btw, nice car model
Hey Blackshore,blackshore wrote:
Does that mean that you guys switching from MEL to C++ based plug when you say refactored? If so, is that not a quite large task and that development is basically halted until this is done?
Regarding the Car model , I used a DMC12 scan as reference, so this should be a car model in correct scale of things.
Classic but you can use normal map to achieve for now, cause still some fixes to be done on standalone for the anisotropic optionsblackshore wrote:Any ETA for 3.08?
I have a project that I would like to test the anisotropic shader\texture
As a note on this, if you're going to go this route, I've found that creating the anisotropy using the specular channel, rather than the normal can sometimes give much more pleasing results in some cases. It probably depends on how high res your render is and how close to the the anisotropy your camera is, but i've found that normal map always makes the bumpiness of the surface way to prevalent, not matter how high res my texture is and how low put the strength.Jolbertoquini wrote:Classic but you can use normal map to achieve for now, cause still some fixes to be done on standalone for the anisotropic optionsblackshore wrote:Any ETA for 3.08?
I have a project that I would like to test the anisotropic shader\texture
if look at here you need texture anyway so use a normal for the distortion and bump for the lines
itsallgoode9 wrote:As a note on this, if you're going to go this route, I've found that creating the anisotropy using the specular channel, rather than the normal can sometimes give much more pleasing results in some cases. It probably depends on how high res your render is and how close to the the anisotropy your camera is, but i've found that normal map always makes the bumpiness of the surface way to prevalent, not matter how high res my texture is and how low put the strength.Jolbertoquini wrote:Classic but you can use normal map to achieve for now, cause still some fixes to be done on standalone for the anisotropic optionsblackshore wrote:Any ETA for 3.08?
I have a project that I would like to test the anisotropic shader\texture
if look at here you need texture anyway so use a normal for the distortion and bump for the lines
Basically, even though in reality the surface is technically created by bumps on the surface, they are so extremely small and shallow, that we rarely read them as bumps.
is kind a gaming way to work but doesn't work pretty good.zurakan wrote:I just test in maya 2016
It cant not load plugin !!!
