Cinema4D version 2021.1 RC1-R3 (Older 2021.1) 10.08.2021

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KonstantinosD
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Hello Aoktar.
Thank you again for an wesome and quick release!

I would like to report a bug, regarding network rendering. When i try to find the other nodes through the C4D plugin it gives me an error that the nodes have the wrong version ( see pic). That is wrong though, because they have the right version and they show green in the standalone version of Octane.

Thank you in advance for your time!

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Thanks for the great release Aoktar,

Would it be possible to be able to render out both distributed and non-distributed version of the Info passes. It could be very useful for some passes especially the Z-Depth for example to have both an aliased and anti-aliased version of it. It would be super cool if we could choose the sampling mode on the node level on the AOVs instead of having it as a global settings.
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Really excited for a the stable release, whenever that way be. Some really amazing features in here. Just thought I’d list some things I’ve noticed in testing, not sure if they’ve already been flagged:

- Daylight rig. All 4 rigs sun seems to be the same as the Default Octane Daylight. The skies change, but the sun doesn’t.
- If an object doesn’t have a texture assigned, it will occasionally appear as invisible/turn off as you move the camera around.
- Scattering (trees for example) will “glitch” between the different materials on the clone as the camera moves around. Leaves will adopt the trunk material. Leaves will disable opacity. The trunk will take on the leaf material Etc.

Hopefully not big bugs, but thought to mention. Happy to supply files for these if not able to replicate...

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Quick question, how do I adjust ZDEPTH? At the moment I'm only getting a white background. There use to be a slider for this if I'm not mistaken..Any help appreciated!
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AaronWestwood wrote: - Daylight rig. All 4 rigs sun seems to be the same as the Default Octane Daylight. The skies change, but the sun doesn’t.
Would you expect the sun to change much? It's just a ball of light in the sky, so it's very similar between the different models. If you're observing the sun directly it will almost always clip to full white. If you turn the power and sun intensity way down you can see some differences in the sun between the models (with Hosek-Wilkie being the most realistic), particularly when the sun is close to the horizon.
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karu wrote:
AaronWestwood wrote: - Daylight rig. All 4 rigs sun seems to be the same as the Default Octane Daylight. The skies change, but the sun doesn’t.
Would you expect the sun to change much? It's just a ball of light in the sky, so it's very similar between the different models. If you're observing the sun directly it will almost always clip to full white. If you turn the power and sun intensity way down you can see some differences in the sun between the models (with Hosek-Wilkie being the most realistic), particularly when the sun is close to the horizon.
Well yeh I would expect it to change, considering they are different models that provide vastly different looks. 2020 has massive differences between the 4...I was just pointing out that that's missing in 2021.

Right now in 2021, Hosek (for example) is lighting the scene (colour/tint wise) the same as Octane Daylight rig (for example, but applies to all), nullifying its look.

Edit: Just to be clear, I’m not talking about the literal sun, but the lighting cast across the scene. Everything atm is defaulting the the default Daylight rig :)
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AaronWestwood wrote:
karu wrote:
AaronWestwood wrote: - Daylight rig. All 4 rigs sun seems to be the same as the Default Octane Daylight. The skies change, but the sun doesn’t.
Would you expect the sun to change much? It's just a ball of light in the sky, so it's very similar between the different models. If you're observing the sun directly it will almost always clip to full white. If you turn the power and sun intensity way down you can see some differences in the sun between the models (with Hosek-Wilkie being the most realistic), particularly when the sun is close to the horizon.
Well yeh I would expect it to change, considering they are different models that provide vastly different looks. 2020 has massive differences between the 4...I was just pointing out that that's missing in 2021.

Right now in 2021, Hosek (for example) is lighting the scene (colour/tint wise) the same as Octane Daylight rig (for example, but applies to all), nullifying its look.

Edit: Just to be clear, I’m not talking about the literal sun, but the lighting cast across the scene. Everything atm is defaulting the the default Daylight rig :)
Gotcha. That does sound like a bug - will investigate.
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AaronWestwood wrote:
karu wrote:
AaronWestwood wrote: - Daylight rig. All 4 rigs sun seems to be the same as the Default Octane Daylight. The skies change, but the sun doesn’t.
Would you expect the sun to change much? It's just a ball of light in the sky, so it's very similar between the different models. If you're observing the sun directly it will almost always clip to full white. If you turn the power and sun intensity way down you can see some differences in the sun between the models (with Hosek-Wilkie being the most realistic), particularly when the sun is close to the horizon.
Well yeh I would expect it to change, considering they are different models that provide vastly different looks. 2020 has massive differences between the 4...I was just pointing out that that's missing in 2021.

Right now in 2021, Hosek (for example) is lighting the scene (colour/tint wise) the same as Octane Daylight rig (for example, but applies to all), nullifying its look.

Edit: Just to be clear, I’m not talking about the literal sun, but the lighting cast across the scene. Everything atm is defaulting the the default Daylight rig :)
I'm unable to reproduce this issue - when I change the daylight model I get noticeably different lighting in the scene. Do you have a scene that exhibits this issue you can share?
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karu wrote:
DARIOALVA wrote:Hi. Thanks for the hard work! just noticed that in these latest releases I can't save render stills from the Live Viewer in PNG8-bit with Alpha (it only works on 16bit PNG). I'm getting black background png images (working on R23). Is this some kind of update? Tested in version 2020.2.3-R2 and it was working nicely there.
Thank you,
Thanks for the report, this was a core Octane issue and will be fixed in 2021.1 RC2.

When to wait for RC2 version?

This problem prevents it from working.
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