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I was just asked by one of our shader users, if there is going to be a Mac version of this update as well?

Yes - in the next day or so...

Paul

face_off wrote:

I was just asked by one of our shader users, if there is going to be a Mac version of this update as well?

Yes - in the next day or so...

Paul

Appreciate it - will forward the info.

Thanks for the great continuous work again, Paul

Is it me or is it just me... but when I uncheck "Show Tooltips", (Octanes greatest feature, turning off tooltips), under the 'Setup' window and select save, it never saves my settings between Poser and Octane sessions.

Perhaps there's a file hidden way down in the Windows folder structure I need to delete and reset.

I have refreshed the installers at the top of this thread with:

2.22.2.43
- Fixed issue where the Show Tooltips configuration option was not being saved correctly to the configuration file

Paul

face_off wrote:I have refreshed the installers at the top of this thread with:

2.22.2.43
- Fixed issue where the Show Tooltips configuration option was not being saved correctly to the configuration file

Paul

Thanks Paul... now if you could just do the same thing with "Allow scaled Poser cameras" and maybe a few of the other options as well.
No pressure though.

If you re-download 2.22.2.43, it now contains the fix for saving Allow Scaled Cameras.

Paul

face_off wrote:If you re-download 2.22.2.43, it now contains the fix for saving Allow Scaled Cameras.

Paul

Coolies... thanks Paul... I promise to leave it alone for a while now.

I have a question - what do I need to do about Poser scale when loading scenes into Octane for IES lights to work properly? I have already noticed LiveDB materials and HDRI maps always look too large in comparison to Poser scale. Is there something I should do to the entire scene before I load it into Octane to have the scale fixed?

I was thinking on creating a group object and parent the entire scene to it, and then scale it up. What scale factor should that be?

I have a question - what do I need to do about Poser scale when loading scenes into Octane for IES lights to work properly? I have already noticed LiveDB materials and HDRI maps always look too large in comparison to Poser scale. Is there something I should do to the entire scene before I load it into Octane to have the scale fixed?

I was thinking on creating a group object and parent the entire scene to it, and then scale it up. What scale factor should that be?

What is the scale factor set to in your plugin configuration?

face_off wrote:What is the scale factor set to in your plugin configuration?

It is set to "2.62128".