Hello guys,
I'm new to Octane and I'm trying to understand how to speed up my renders.
I come from vrayforc4d and I was used to bake GI before rendering animations.
Is it possible to do something similar in Octane? Is it possible to create cache prepass and multi incremental files?
Thanks in advance
Matteo
Animation render settings?
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Hi Matteo,
OctaneRender™ has a completely different approach, please have a look at these tutorials about kernel settings:
https://inlifethrill.com/octane-cinema- ... imization/
https://inlifethrill.com/octane-cinema- ... -settings/
and Adaptive sampling:
https://inlifethrill.com/adaptive-sampl ... ne-render/
ciao Beppe
OctaneRender™ has a completely different approach, please have a look at these tutorials about kernel settings:
https://inlifethrill.com/octane-cinema- ... imization/
https://inlifethrill.com/octane-cinema- ... -settings/
and Adaptive sampling:
https://inlifethrill.com/adaptive-sampl ... ne-render/
ciao Beppe
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Ciao Beppe,bepeg4d wrote:Hi Matteo,
OctaneRender™ has a completely different approach, please have a look at these tutorials about kernel settings:
https://inlifethrill.com/octane-cinema- ... imization/
https://inlifethrill.com/octane-cinema- ... -settings/
and Adaptive sampling:
https://inlifethrill.com/adaptive-sampl ... ne-render/
ciao Beppe
thanks for the tips, they come very handy!
Adaptive sampling is really fast with animation. I noticed that even "Path term power" and "Coherent Ratio" are good parameters to play with, especially when making animations.
Thanks again.
Matteo