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nibbler wrote:Is there also a Mac OSX Version supporting Intel/AMD – instead of M1 only – aviable soon?

As of Otoy is/was bundled with current MacPro/Intels there are loyal Pro Mac production powerhouses out there.

A simple "yes", "no", "not yet planned" would help (to decide loyal customers license extension and hardware invest route).
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SSmolak wrote:While using Photon Tracing shadows from thin objects are gone.
Try lowering kernel > ray epsilon. If that's not the problem, please provide a simplified scene for us to look at.
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Thank you ray epsilon was the problem. Default value is too high compared to other modes.
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SSmolak wrote:Thank you ray epsilon was the problem. Default value is too high compared to other modes.
Photon tracing uses the same ray epsilon default as all other kernels (0.0001)
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john_otoy wrote:
SSmolak wrote:Thank you ray epsilon was the problem. Default value is too high compared to other modes.
Photon tracing uses the same ray epsilon default as all other kernels (0.0001)
So it seems that Photon Tracing treat differently thin objects like window sill in this example because 0.0001 works fine using Direct and Path Tracing.
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SSmolak wrote:
john_otoy wrote:
SSmolak wrote:Thank you ray epsilon was the problem. Default value is too high compared to other modes.
Photon tracing uses the same ray epsilon default as all other kernels (0.0001)
So it seems that Photon Tracing treat differently thin objects like window sill in this example because 0.0001 works fine using Direct and Path Tracing.
I have not been able to reproduce a difference in my own testing. Please provide a simplified scene (ORBX) where changing the kernel produces the problem and we'll look into it. You can PM me.
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john_otoy wrote:
I have not been able to reproduce a difference in my own testing. Please provide a simplified scene (ORBX) where changing the kernel produces the problem and we'll look into it. You can PM me.
Ok I know what happened. Previous C4D plugin versions had different default Ray Epsilon value for Photon Tracing. Now it is correctly set but slider is still not calibrated. I will report it.
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Bump strenght issue is still there. It looks different using Box Projection compared to UV Projection. Bump channel needs to 10x more power in Box Projection.

EDIT : This issue is not only in BOX projection but all other than UV Projection. New video added.

EDIT2 : I know why this is going. This is related to UV scale. More scaled UV -> more bump power in relation to the same scale used by Box Projection. So if UV is 10x times scaled Box Projection needs 10x more bump power to looks the same. I don't know if this in C4D related or Standalone.
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OctaneRender 2022.1 XB 4 has been released: viewtopic.php?f=33&t=80512
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