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AndyReuter wrote:I'm lost on this one. How do you use a script like this??

Hey Andy, I already replied to you mail, but here you have also the same reply plus the .py file:
To run a user script you need to go to Extensions / user scripts/ Run script inside C4D

there are a few things to keep in mind:
1) Octane needs to be running on that machine if not C4D won't be able to read the info inside the octane material
2) the images inside the octane node editor must be inside an image texture node not a bitmap node. The script converts native octane to c4d and the bitmap node is a c4D object.
3) You need to have the octane materials you want to convert selected in the material manager.

life saver! thanks francus!

Did anyone have any luck getting this to work? I brought the above code into a text file and saved it with .py extension. Used script manager to run it in C4D with materials selected but nothing happened. Console is reporting some formatting errors like "IndentationErrors" but I suspect it's more than just that. Curious if anyone got this working and had any tips?

Thank you in advance

Any Luck on the convertion?

Has anyone had any luck using this script? I'm in C4D S24 and using the latest version of Octane Enterprise for C4D (2020.2.4)...

I found this script that worked very nicely for anyone looking for a solution: https://gumroad.com/l/fPcMB

NOTE: You will need to edit the Octane_Roundtrips2.py to change all "xrange" to "range" to get it to work on the latest version of C4D (shoutout to Billy Silver for this one)

Absolutely a lifesaver! Thank you very much for the hint with xrange and range!

Thanks, guys!
I have tried it but with no luck.
The command doesn't seem to respond.
Something seemed to be processed... but no results.
C4D R25, Octane 2022.1 R8
I am willing to pay for a usable converter like this... but so far haven't found anyone interested in doing it.

Regards,

EDIT: Just made it work with R20! Really impressive! It Works great.
Can't make it work neither on R25 or R2023.
Maybe someone knows what it takes to upgrade this.

I found out the issue.
Python upgraded from v2 to v3 in R23.
I used 2to3.py to update it.
It works nicely with R23 and up now.
Thnaks everybody for sharing this.

Hi Everyone.

Thanks a lot for this very usefull script.I have a quick question. Do you have an idea to add channel displacement conversion? I tried to re-edit the script but without success (I am new to python).

poclin wrote:Hi Everyone.

Thanks a lot for this very usefull script.I have a quick question. Do you have an idea to add channel displacement conversion? I tried to re-edit the script but without success (I am new to python).

No idea. I only updated the script to work on R23+.
This is just a good way to batch a conversion and save big time on big scenes if you ever need to export a scene.
Regards,