Moderator: face_off
I also cannot reproduce this. If you could save the pz3 file for the above (at point 4) and send to me, I can see if something else is amiss.1. Load Octane render in a empty Poser scene.
2. Change the GROUND material from Glossy to Diffuse.
3. Connect an image node to the Transmission node.
4. Load an image to the node.
5. Change the image node to an RGBspectrum node.
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Started logging on 30.05.13 09:15:45
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File format error:
Didn't succeed to load image 'ocs:metal_scratch22.jpg'
Does metal_scratch22.jpg exist in the correct folder? Navigate to the "image" node containing this image and click the image button to check.I get error messages when opening a Poser file with an LiveDB material in it, e.g:
Hm, that's the problem. It's a texture which comes with the LiveDB material, and I have no idea where it may get located locally. I scanned my complete hard disk, but with no success.face_off wrote:Does metal_scratch22.jpg exist in the correct folder? Navigate to the "image" node containing this image and click the image button to check.I get error messages when opening a Poser file with an LiveDB material in it, e.g:
Paul
That error is coming from Reality, not Octane. You sure the issue originates with Octane? I'mnot sure how the Octane plugin would crash Reality (but anything is possible I guess). If you install the previous version of the Octane plugin does everything run OK again?after installing new version poser 2012,2014
you can no longer see octaine in the render menu
and this error comes up after few mins
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Applications/Poser Pro 2012/Runtime/Python/addons/Reality/__init__.py", line 1193, in sceneCreated
File "/Applications/Poser Pro 2012/Runtime/Python/addons/Reality/__init__.py", line 98, in updateFrameDimensions
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'ReScene_setFrameSize'
When you click the image button from the LiveDB material, the folder that you are taken to is where Octane expects the material to be. For LiveDB materials, the texturemaps get ssaved in the Poser preferences folder (which you can check by opening a python shell and typing "poser.PrefsLocation()", and will generally be....C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\Poser Pro\[9 or 10].Hm, that's the problem. It's a texture which comes with the LiveDB material, and I have no idea where it may get located locally. I scanned my complete hard disk, but with no success.
