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How do I gain nodal control over this input? As opposed to inputting the number manually, I'd like to connect a node to control this value.
Use an Octane Rotation Transform.
environment rotation.png
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Awesome, thanks Paul.
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It's odd I can plugin a Float Value node into the 'Octane Rotation Transform' node, but it won't plug into the 'Octane Transform Values' rotation input.
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It's odd I can plugin a Float Value node into the 'Octane Rotation Transform' node, but it won't plug into the 'Octane Transform Values' rotation input.
Yes - that's because internally the Octane Transform Value is actually a transformation matrix, not 3 floats (in the Rotation Transform case).

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Makes sense. I was assuming the Octane Transorm Value might allow it because you can breakout the separate channels in the rotation matrix (and scale and translate) ie:
matrix breakout.jpg
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In any case, it's all working.. many thanks.

Did you see my other message about strange behaviour with the Colour Correction node within the nodal environment work space?

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Dino.
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Hi Paul, getting some strange results with the nodal environment (Use RGB Color)
When you have an image node in a material in the Shader Tree, the plugin does some calcs to set the Octane Gamma to the Modo Gamma according to the Scene 8 and 16 bit colorspace. However, this color space conversion may not be happening for the Environment IBL. If you have the Scene 8 and 16 bit colorspace as sRGB, is your problem resolved? What color space setting do you have on your Modo scene?

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Just a default Colour Correction node, no values have been changed
I work in the Octane Setup window so when I add nodes the input fields for them are already there.
Color Correction
Color Correction
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Invert flips axis

Hue:
Hue (1/360) * targetDegree
Hue (1/360) * targetDegree
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Can also use negative values

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Hi Paul I'm having more issues with Octane nodes.

I'm trying to drive a couple input values using the float node, but it doesn't work for a couple of inputs, namely:

Octane RGB Image ---> Power
Octane Color Correction ---> Brightness

The Octane Float refuses to plugin to either of these inputs and tells me 'Invalid Pin Connection' and to check the log. It works with the other inputs such as hue, saturation, gamma, contrast but not with those 2 mentioned above.
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face_off wrote:
Hi Paul, getting some strange results with the nodal environment (Use RGB Color)
When you have an image node in a material in the Shader Tree, the plugin does some calcs to set the Octane Gamma to the Modo Gamma according to the Scene 8 and 16 bit colorspace. However, this color space conversion may not be happening for the Environment IBL. If you have the Scene 8 and 16 bit colorspace as sRGB, is your problem resolved? What color space setting do you have on your Modo scene?

Paul
Colourspace in Modo is something I've never looked at until now, and my setting appear to all be at 'Linear'. Hopefully this is the settings dialog box you were referring to:
CS.jpg
If I change the 'Default 8-bit Colorspace' and 'Default 16-bit Colorspace' to sRGB. nothing seems to happen and the render looks the same.
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Paul,

When I open the NodeGraph and edit input nodes - delete some of them - and close the NodeGraph - the User Channel list for Octane NodeGraph still contains old inputs. Shortly speaking UserChannels is not being updated fully when closing NodeGraph. I have to manually delete channels. Is it possible to automate it?
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