Hi, in what scenarios does it happen? In my test scenes the memory usage is almost the same as in previous versions. Just minimal difference eg 2.25GB vs 2.18GBabstrax wrote:In the 2024.1 Standalone the system memory consumption goes from 7GB to about 15GB and stays there.
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This is about system memory not graphics memory, which you are probably looking at. In any case the high memory consumption during geometry compilation has been reduced and this should show in scenes with lots of geometry and large meshes.J.C wrote:Hi, in what scenarios does it happen? In my test scenes the memory usage is almost the same as in previous versions. Just minimal difference eg 2.25GB vs 2.18GBabstrax wrote:In the 2024.1 Standalone the system memory consumption goes from 7GB to about 15GB and stays there.
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Does this mean we can expect these changes THIS year or 2024? Since theres only 1 month left in 2023, I assume you meant in the production cycle of 2024.What's on the 2024.x Roadmap for this Year?
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Hi,
OctaneRender 2024.1 Alpha 1 Standalone for MacOS (not ready yet, will be provided as soon as possible)
So, I can't wait
is there some ETA? Want to see finally why I bought M3 MacBook
OctaneRender 2024.1 Alpha 1 Standalone for MacOS (not ready yet, will be provided as soon as possible)
So, I can't wait
is there some ETA? Want to see finally why I bought M3 MacBook 
Thank you for v2024.1 demo. I tested this new version at path tracing kernel for appear any caustics on light (eg: carefes...) scene but I can't get any faster performance at RTX enabled (since 2024.1 requires RTX enabled) on my RTX 4090 with v546.17WHQL driver running Win 10.
"Carefes" scene:
-2023.1 final
-2024.1 A1
"Carefes" scene:
-2023.1 final
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I see. I have misread this. Thanks for pointing this outabstrax wrote:This is about system memory not graphics memory, which you are probably looking at. In any case the high memory consumption during geometry compilation has been reduced and this should show in scenes with lots of geometry and large meshes.J.C wrote:Hi, in what scenarios does it happen? In my test scenes the memory usage is almost the same as in previous versions. Just minimal difference eg 2.25GB vs 2.18GBabstrax wrote:In the 2024.1 Standalone the system memory consumption goes from 7GB to about 15GB and stays there.
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Looks like a great release, making Octane even more optimized and performant on all platforms!
Are the features in Active Development going to be ready for the stable release? Light field baking and Brigade Temporal Denoiser? USD?
Also we were really hoping Otoy could invest a bit more into Houdini plug-in!
Are the features in Active Development going to be ready for the stable release? Light field baking and Brigade Temporal Denoiser? USD?
Also we were really hoping Otoy could invest a bit more into Houdini plug-in!
Because...nuno1980 wrote:Thank you for v2024.1 demo. I tested this new version at path tracing kernel for appear any caustics on light (eg: carefes...) scene but I can't get any faster performance at RTX enabled (since 2024.1 requires RTX enabled) on my RTX 4090 with v546.17WHQL driver running Win 10.
For caustics, it's irrational to use the PT kernel when there is the dedicated Photon Tracing kernel.abstrax wrote:We now use RT cores for all mesh primitives including hair, spheres and displacement triangles.
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Rarely discussed in the core dev-build section (core and Standalone only), rather in the octane-houdini plugin one.vurt wrote: Also we were really hoping Otoy could invest a bit more into Houdini plug-in!