Hi,
Is there a "no way" with old GC like gtx 580 ? I have the latest nvidia windows 7 64 drivers. Octane recognize my gtx 580 in the available devices but does not render…
OctaneRender™ 4.0 for LightWave™ - Beta build 4.00.0.8 XB3
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Okay I figure it out : My old GTX 580 is a Fermi GPU and Octane 4 no longer supports it 
It is high time for me to buy a new GC (maybe a 1080 TI one)

It is high time for me to buy a new GC (maybe a 1080 TI one)
Work Station : MB ASUS X299-Pro/SE - Intel i9 7980XE (2,6ghz 18 cores / 36 threads) - Ram 64GB - RTX4090 + RTX3090 - Win10 64
NET RENDER : MB ASUS P9X79 - Intel i7 - Ram 16GB - Two RTX 3080 TI - Win 10 64
NET RENDER : MB ASUS P9X79 - Intel i7 - Ram 16GB - Two RTX 3080 TI - Win 10 64
Here the denoiser seems to work fine with two GPUs (in fact now due a to a bug in this build, you have always all the GPUs enabled while rendering with F9/F10). What GPUs are you using? Perhaps there is not enough VRAM in one of them to render and denoise your scene.
Thanks,
-Juanjo
Thanks,
-Juanjo
I very often get a refusal Octane work if I use a denoiser - without a denoiser all scenes are processed by Octane without any problems.
This happens on any scene, both complex and very simple. I'll try to change the settings in the selection of video cards responsible for the denoiser.
This happens on any scene, both complex and very simple. I'll try to change the settings in the selection of video cards responsible for the denoiser.
AMD Threadripper 1950X/64gb ram/RTX 3080 Ti + RTX 2070/Samsung SSD 870 EVO 500 gb/
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Hi,lamerehic wrote:Hello,
I cannot install the lightwave plugin too, I use the 2018.0.4 version too.
Here is a screenshot of the message:
The problem can be related to lack of the Visual C++ 2015 redistributable package on your system. You can get it here:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/downloa ... x?id=53587
If this doesn't fix your problem, you should check if you have your NVIDIA drivers updated to one of the latest ones. Also, a good test to know if your system has any problem with Octane 4, is to check if the Standalone 4 works fine on it. You can download it from this post:
viewtopic.php?f=33&t=67790
Thanks,
-Juanjo
At last I had given this v4 and LW plug-in a try and I am very happy with my results 

Work Station : MB ASUS X299-Pro/SE - Intel i9 7980XE (2,6ghz 18 cores / 36 threads) - Ram 64GB - RTX4090 + RTX3090 - Win10 64
NET RENDER : MB ASUS P9X79 - Intel i7 - Ram 16GB - Two RTX 3080 TI - Win 10 64
NET RENDER : MB ASUS P9X79 - Intel i7 - Ram 16GB - Two RTX 3080 TI - Win 10 64
I got Microsoft visual C++ 2017, 2005,2008, 2010, 2012, and 2013 installed instead of the 2015 one... and i cannot install the 2015 one.
It tells me to remove the others versions, but i am a bit affraid to run intro problems if i desintall my versions with my other software..
I installed the lastest driver of my GTX card too.
Do i really need to de-install 2017 version of visual C++ to get the beta working?
It tells me to remove the others versions, but i am a bit affraid to run intro problems if i desintall my versions with my other software..
I installed the lastest driver of my GTX card too.
Do i really need to de-install 2017 version of visual C++ to get the beta working?
Hi,
You need the Visual C++ 2015 redistributable installed in your system to run the Octane the plugin, not the 2017 one. What error message do you get while trying to install the 1015 redistributable?
In any case, the error that you have attached sounds to me more like a problem with the installation, probably because you have mixed a new plugin build with old Octane.dll/Octane.dat files, perhaps available in your LightWave/bin folder. Remember that now you don't need to copy any file to the LightWave/bin folder, and you should remove the Octane.dll from this place if you have it there.
Thanks,
-Juanjo
You need the Visual C++ 2015 redistributable installed in your system to run the Octane the plugin, not the 2017 one. What error message do you get while trying to install the 1015 redistributable?
In any case, the error that you have attached sounds to me more like a problem with the installation, probably because you have mixed a new plugin build with old Octane.dll/Octane.dat files, perhaps available in your LightWave/bin folder. Remember that now you don't need to copy any file to the LightWave/bin folder, and you should remove the Octane.dll from this place if you have it there.
Thanks,
-Juanjo