@protovu In the particles settings you can specify how many particles you want to display in the viewport (to speed things up if you have a huge amount of them). Octane follows those setting as well so it might be affecting your preview image.
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Awesome, thanks JC.
@protovu In the particles settings you can specify how many particles you want to display in the viewport (to speed things up if you have a huge amount of them). Octane follows those setting as well so it might be affecting your preview image.
@protovu In the particles settings you can specify how many particles you want to display in the viewport (to speed things up if you have a huge amount of them). Octane follows those setting as well so it might be affecting your preview image.
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Thank you, Grimm!
As you can see, much better, but not a match. At least I should be able to get something done now.
The circled adjustment was what you were referring to, yes? - no need to respond, if yes, but would be grateful to know if otherwise.
Cheers
As you can see, much better, but not a match. At least I should be able to get something done now.
The circled adjustment was what you were referring to, yes? - no need to respond, if yes, but would be grateful to know if otherwise.
Cheers
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Yeah, it still looks like there isn't as many strands in the viewport as there is in the render. Look at the number of particles you are generating, there is a viewport setting there too. At least there was the last time I played around with hair in 2.7x.
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