Falloff add curve!!!

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Elvissuperstar007
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Falloff add curve!!!
this is a simple function and very necessary
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Agreed! this has been one of biggest desires to have in Octane for a long time.
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+1 Please

This function is really important to control maps and mix materials accurately.
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Have you tried to use a Gradient node in between?
The effect is the same, only with a different representation.
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give us a curve and that's it)
what is now done is not convenient
why invent a wheel again?
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I'm aware it is the same effect as a gradient however have you seem how a gradient that accurately represents a falloff curve looks? it's not doable.
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+1 from me on this one. Falloff curves are just way easier to control than gradients for certain "advanced" stuff imho. :)
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fantome
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+1 for this, i would also love to have a fresnel gradient base on IOR value.
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