For architectural visualization, a feature such as intensity falloff is often in demand.
It would be very useful to have something similar for Octane light sources, as it is implemented in LW.
Intensity Falloff for Octane Lights
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Thank's, interesting type but not exactly what i'm looking.
What I mean is the ability to adjust the scattering of light from a light source without changing its size and brightness. How it is implemented in the native render of the LW.
What I mean is the ability to adjust the scattering of light from a light source without changing its size and brightness. How it is implemented in the native render of the LW.
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The fact is that even if there is a similar function in the current state of Octane, its use is far from being as convenient and simple as in LW. In Lightwave, it is enough for me to set the value I need in meters and I am sure in advance of the result. With Octane, everything is not so easy in this matter.
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