Hi,
Anyone having experience in using Octane to demonstrate experiment where one uses 3D models of the lenses (glass with 1.51 IOR) to simulate a projector.
I now that quadlights can be used, but that is not the point.
Is it possible at all?
Many many thanks
Aleksandar
"real-life" projector using optical setup
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Yes, I've played around with it, and it works, but it can be painfully slow. I built a mockup of the optical "invisibility" shield that made the rounds a while ago, and it worked great in Octane. I've also done some experiments with combinations of lenses and such for some physics education type images. It worked, but was a bear to render. That was a few years/versions ago, so things may be faster/easier now.
Here's a video of the shield in real life, and a still shot of my Octane simulation. There's a long, red cylinder behind the shield, with just the top peeking over.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJvGOI263po
Here's a video of the shield in real life, and a still shot of my Octane simulation. There's a long, red cylinder behind the shield, with just the top peeking over.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJvGOI263po
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