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[gk] wrote:yes used a gtx260, render time was around 45 seconds a frame ( 470ish of them )
If only I could handle the batch script like you do mate, can't wait for the beta next that should implement it..
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Awesome effort [gk]. This is the animation I've been waiting for to confirm I should purchase Octane - which I've just done.
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hey, pretty neat!!, did you have to manually swap the obj files or did you manage to automate it?
Man you are going to enjoy next beta hahahaha
Man you are going to enjoy next beta hahahaha
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mnemonicmethod
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So nice !!! I just discovered Octane recently and I think that I spend 48 or 70 hours to render animations and that this one ... only 6 hours !!! great !!!!!! I really going to go deep one this render power machine... the dream as come to reality !!!
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pedrojafet
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[gk], what about the motion blur, how do you did it? Rendered longer animation and did it in post efx?
And that script, can you tell us a bit more about it?
Very, very good job!!! Cheers!
And that script, can you tell us a bit more about it?
Very, very good job!!! Cheers!
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mblur was post yes.
I first exported all 500 obj files from max in a loop.
Then used a windows .bat file to render loop everything in one go.
Not as flexible as the 3dsmax script, but the result completly the same, just not as automated.
I first exported all 500 obj files from max in a loop.
Then used a windows .bat file to render loop everything in one go.
Not as flexible as the 3dsmax script, but the result completly the same, just not as automated.
Amiga 1000 with 2mb memory card