OctaneRender™ Standalone 1.37 RC2

[roeland]

@ OTOY :

OK, I have made a simple scene with only a camera, an Empty and a cube. The cube is parented to the Empty, the camera moves around with few Loc keys and is tracking the Empty. The camera moves perfectly smoothly in Blender and when rendered Inside Blender with octane plugin. I also tried without the Empty and without the tracking constraint. The problem is always present, as soon as the camera is moving.

On the video below, you can see what happens when scrolling the mouse wheel over different fields as well as the 3D viewport at the end of the video.
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I have attached a zip file containing the alembic file, the ocs scene as well as an orbx scene including the alembic node with just a blue glossy material added to the cube for better visibility.

OK, thanks. We will fix this issue in the next release.

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Roeland

[xrex]

Octane don't see my Gfx 780... message: no CUDA GPU's

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[Eznit]

Octane don't see my Gfx 780... message: no CUDA GPU's

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Hi

you use EVGA PRECISION ?

Go to Voltage and turn Off " K-Boost "

it´s work for me GTX780Ti + (470(dedicate to physx))

[ROUBAL]

Thank you very much Roeland !

[Rikk The Gaijin]

We can fix the latter two issues. The first one is tricky, because if the outliner automatically expands any node which gets selected, it will after a while just have too much nodes open. You can right-click on a node and pick "Show in outliner".

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Roeland

Sorry, I didn't mean to expand it, I just want the father to be highlighted. Would that be possible?

[BorisGoreta]

Projection mapping camera uses resolution of the render resolution camera. This is not good. Render resolution camera is almost always 16:9 and projection mapping camera in my case is 1:1 because textures that are mapped on the surfaces are commonly 1:1. So when I look through my mapping camera to adjust the position and rotation everything looks good but when I switch to my render camera it is not good anymore. I am mapping textures on buildings, so called "camera mapping" technique and this is additional trouble.