Anyway, clearly it's possible to get 8K into it, but the overall resolution of the render is definitely a key factor. Some kind of strip rendering solution still looks pretty good if it's doable.
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Feature: strip render?
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simmsimaging
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Had a few minutes again tonight. Got it to load a 300K model and an 8K map, and working with an image at default size (1K I think) it was moving around okay. I then reloaded the mesh and image into a 4K res Octane file and it crashed. It actually blacked out the video card and I'm going to have to reboot because now I have little sparkles all over my screen and Octane won't load anything anymore
Anyway, clearly it's possible to get 8K into it, but the overall resolution of the render is definitely a key factor. Some kind of strip rendering solution still looks pretty good if it's doable.
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Anyway, clearly it's possible to get 8K into it, but the overall resolution of the render is definitely a key factor. Some kind of strip rendering solution still looks pretty good if it's doable.
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Do you monitor your video card temp ?It actually blacked out the video card and I'm going to have to reboot because now I have little sparkles all over my screen and Octane won't load anything anymore
It could be your GPU overheating
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simmsimaging
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no, but I will look into how I can do that. I think I'll still wait for the beta for more testing though - right now it's a bit limited and I feel like I'm spinning my wheels a bit.
Thanks /b
Thanks /b