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jason@gemong ~ $ OctaneServer
Octane Engine v. 21.7
Octane: Starting Octane engine...
Octane: ...started
Octane: Activating license...
Octane: ...activated
Segmentation fault
strange behaviour
Hmm, both of your files kills OctaneServer on my Linux box.
Bad memory access.
Linux Mint 21.3 x64 | Nvidia GTX 980 4GB (displays) RTX 2070 8GB| Intel I7 5820K 3.8 Ghz | 32Gb Memory | Nvidia Driver 535.171
hi lino,
many thanks for the replies.
the clouds are actual custom cluster i composed together. tbh i had to google disney clouds and now it seems i have some more assets:)
sorry i wasnt clear - my original problems were all tied to fake volume boxes and planes.
the latest one, the one i uploaded is with the vdb box which worked quite well. i uploaded the file since you asked, just to probe the possible scaling issues regarding the first batch of screenshots.
i have managed to get some better clouds, but the performance price is unbearable.
as a workaround, i tried to render out clouds as a simple backdrop, but i cant seem to get the same contrast of the image.
i tried gamma settings aswell as exposure but its not entirely right.
on the upside - i am trying unreal engine octane and it seems to be a panacea. i am very excited by the first tests.
i will surely be posting more over at the UE subforum.
currently i am wondering how displacements and volumes are handled, and what the pitfalls are.
seems like vdb are supported by orbx proxies but i never used those.
if you might illuminate what the upsides of orbx are and how to create them (preferably from blender since i dont unterstand standalone at all) i would be very grateful.
sorry grimm, i have no idea what is going on there.
many thanks for the replies.
the clouds are actual custom cluster i composed together. tbh i had to google disney clouds and now it seems i have some more assets:)
sorry i wasnt clear - my original problems were all tied to fake volume boxes and planes.
the latest one, the one i uploaded is with the vdb box which worked quite well. i uploaded the file since you asked, just to probe the possible scaling issues regarding the first batch of screenshots.
i have managed to get some better clouds, but the performance price is unbearable.
as a workaround, i tried to render out clouds as a simple backdrop, but i cant seem to get the same contrast of the image.
i tried gamma settings aswell as exposure but its not entirely right.
on the upside - i am trying unreal engine octane and it seems to be a panacea. i am very excited by the first tests.
i will surely be posting more over at the UE subforum.
currently i am wondering how displacements and volumes are handled, and what the pitfalls are.
seems like vdb are supported by orbx proxies but i never used those.
if you might illuminate what the upsides of orbx are and how to create them (preferably from blender since i dont unterstand standalone at all) i would be very grateful.
sorry grimm, i have no idea what is going on there.