WOA! Finally...! I really hope it's at least 20. But 24 is such a nice number... Then again, 'unlimited' is not a number at all but WHAT a nice word. Why should we be limited anyway? Just wondering...Refracty wrote:20 GPUs - Cool that is finally a descent number.
new features of OctaneRender™ 3.00 (updated 10.8.)
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On supermicro X10 series we may have 10 gpus at x8 pcie speed. And using Amfeltec splitters this might be expanded to 40 gpus (theoretically) with dual Xeon 80 PCIe lanes. 40 is such a neat number 

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Custom alloy powder coated laser cut cases, Autodesk metal-sheet 3D modelling.
build-log http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42540
Wasn't there going to be something involving the ORBX format that would let you use a video clip as a surface texture in V3, like you would have a mesh of a seagull, and then you could render out a frame of a video of flying seagulls directly as a texture to that mesh from the video file itself. Or in the case of a frame by frame animation export (ie with a plugin), you would then be able to compose an animated video as the surface texture for a mesh region within an animated video.
Am I just imagining this, or does it exist already in some way, or what...
(IE where you select 'RGB Color', 'RGB Image', etc, you would see an option for 'ORBX Video File' or something...)
Thx!
Am I just imagining this, or does it exist already in some way, or what...

(IE where you select 'RGB Color', 'RGB Image', etc, you would see an option for 'ORBX Video File' or something...)
Thx!
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Video Clips are not supported but image sequences are. Look for the little film strip icon on an RGB Image or Grayscale Image nodes.
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Video Clips are not supported
Let's get diffuse, glossy, specular, and mixed surface options for the volumes, giving ability to shift the opacity or mix so you can have a 1/2 glass or metal cloud.
And then, to top it all off, have a video texture of clouds flowing as the surface of a VDB cloud...
So, next release then

Awesome, thanks to the OTOY team for all the hard work!
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The reason we support image frames and not video clips is only a matter of convention for the underlying functionality needed. With the new C API + more powerful script package nodes plug-ins coming in 3.x, we would like to see a node plug-in which can convert an MP4 on the fly into a named image sequence. These new plug-ins nodes would work across SE, plug-ins, ORC and eventually ORBX player.Notiusweb wrote:Video Clips are not supported
Let's get diffuse, glossy, specular, and mixed surface options for the volumes, giving ability to shift the opacity or mix so you can have a 1/2 glass or metal cloud.
And then, to top it all off, have a video texture of clouds flowing as the surface of a VDB cloud...
So, next release then![]()
Awesome, thanks to the OTOY team for all the hard work!
Looking forward to that! thanks!The reason we support image frames and not video clips is only a matter of convention for the underlying functionality needed. With the new C API + more powerful script package nodes plug-ins coming in 3.x, we would like to see a node plug-in which can convert an MP4 on the fly into a named image sequence. These new plug-ins nodes would work across SE, plug-ins, ORC and eventually ORBX player.

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That's correct, we will fix this in the next version.c4d wrote:hi admin! how to save deep animationsecqunce .exr files? Seems like the batch rendering can only save regular exr but not a deep exr??
cheers,
Thomas