I cant see materials in Max, and even worse, My system crashes every time I try to assign a new material in max. I just tried it four times in a row on a simple scene with only two boxes and a sphere. My screen completely freezes and there is nothing I can do but reboot. I'm going back to 2.57 now. looking forward to the 2.6.release .
I cant see materials in Max, and even worse, My system crashes every time I try to assign a new material in max. I just tried it four times in a row on a simple scene with only two boxes and a sphere. My screen completely freezes and there is nothing I can do but reboot. I'm going back to 2.57 now. looking forward to the 2.6.release .
Simple Direct light / Ambient occlusion seems to work. I cant get IBL to work. And since my machine crashes when I try to edit materials I have not been able to test how those render.
Simple Direct light / Ambient occlusion seems to work. I cant get IBL to work. And since my machine crashes when I try to edit materials I have not been able to test how those render.
You can try to select scanline render for material editor to test base render engine with different materials and kernels.
I went back to 2.57 and made a test scene. Then installed 2.58 again, and the scene renders just fine.
By the way. Is it possible to send a scene from Max to octane with octane materials on? I cant get it to work. Also the script (MAX2Octane 1.022h) Crashes if I have an octane camera in my max scene.
the send from max octane plugin to standalone octane doesnt work, it would be much better if it could since I ran into same issues so I vote +1
the standalone is so much faster, still to set up, and it would be great if you could send the scene back to max - that would make it a much more superior tool, speedsetting of materials and lights in octane standalone, and then switch back to 3dmax for repositioning of objects or animation or whatever - the standalone has some features that are probably not doable in 3dmax plugin, like the autofocus button where you click on the object you wish to focus - and also in this way the octane material database could be utilised
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