OctaneRender® for 3ds max® v1.13[Test]

[solomon]

When did this get fixed?

Using 3dsmax 2014 you can now use 'hair and fur' with octane. Just check the option to turn your hair to geometry at render time. Previously I had to convert the hair to a mesh from within the plugin - but that meant you couldn't have animated hair/grass, now you can.

I did this super quick cheap test to see if it worked.

Thanks Karba whatever you did, this is very useful

Do you mind, sharing a screen grab of the turn your hair to geometry at render time? I have tried it but it's not rendering the hairs

[truerender]

Strange star in post processing after 2000 - 3000 samples

[darkline]

Do you mind, sharing a screen grab of the turn your hair to geometry at render time? I have tried it but it's not rendering the hairs

Hi Solomon,

Did you read the following post where I outlined the steps under which it would work? (I only found this out when I went back to render the next day).

The 'geometry' setting is in Max's 'Environment and Effects' window (push 8 on keyboard to bring up environment/effects tabs). Click the hair and fur effect and change the dropdown there to geometry.

[mbetke]

Shouldn't the transparent glossy stuff not fixed??
Just rendered an image and got this:

[Blazer1985]

ifl support.... AWESOME!!!!
Thanks again karba

[Karba]

Shouldn't the transparent glossy stuff not fixed??
Just rendered an image and got this:

We will have look on it. What kernel do you use?

[gabrielefx]

please Karba check the issue that I've posted

for me 1.13 is not usable.

[mbetke]

We will have look on it. What kernel do you use?

I used Pathtracing.

[gabrielefx]

@Karba

could you add lens mm equivalent in the camera parameters?

many clients told me: add this lens. They refer to real lenses and not to fov.

nobody knows that a 24mm corresponds at 73,739792 deg

thank you

[bicket]

nobody knows that a 24mm corresponds at 73,739792 deg

Just because it doesn't, or it does only for a 4/3 image ratio

For example, a 1920 x 1080 (16/9) image with a 24mn camera corresponds to 45,483616 deg
That's not so trivial ...