OctaneRender™ Standalone 2.22.2

[caffe3]

http://c2n.me/3eUiCr6.jpg ID layers bug

Depending on the file format and Photoshop and the import plugin, the alpha channel needs to be pre-multiplied. You will find the corresponding option in the imager settings.

I'm probably wrong, but to me that doesn't look like a problem with having too light or dark edges which pre-multiply fixes, but rather a problem with objects intersecting/overlapping (masks overlapping) and the gap (roughly 1pixel blank space between masks) you get at the edges where they intersect when you try to isolate them individually and then put them together later.

[abstrax]

http://c2n.me/3eUiCr6.jpg ID layers bug

Depending on the file format and Photoshop and the import plugin, the alpha channel needs to be pre-multiplied. You will find the corresponding option in the imager settings.

I'm probably wrong, but to me that doesn't look like a problem with having too light or dark edges which pre-multiply fixes, but rather a problem with objects intersecting/overlapping (masks overlapping) and the gap (roughly 1pixel blank space between masks) you get at the edges where they intersect when you try to isolate them individually and then put them together later.

I guess, he just used the alpha channel that comes with the saved layers and the gap looks like the border of one of the layers. The white line is probably caused by having the alpha channel not pre-multiplied when Photoshop expects it to be pre-multiplied or the other way around. Easy to find out though - just try it out.

[caffe3]

I guess, he just used the alpha channel that comes with the saved layers and the gap looks like the border of one of the layers. The white line is probably caused by having the alpha channel not pre-multiplied when Photoshop expects it to be pre-multiplied or the other way around. Easy to find out though - just try it out.

Oh, I wasn't sure if it was a white line at the edges or transparency. If it's an issue with transparency which is caused by overlapping masks, then I suggest rendering one mask for the group of objects (to cut with) and then multiple masks (to apply filters and whatnot with) for each individual object instead. Or try something I found out just now : http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=45580

[abstrax]

Sorry for the hassle, but we pushed out a small update to sort out the issues reported with 2.22. See the opening post for more information.

[prodviz]

Awesome, cheers for the update.

[kavorka]

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The issue is that the up-vector is not (0 / 1 / 0). Since the perspective correction aligns the perspective with the up-vector you have to set the up-vector to (0 / 1 / 0) if your vertical lines go straight up.[/quote]

Thanks!
That fixed it. I don't know why my camera got messed up.

[caffe3]

Sorry for the hassle, but we pushed out a small update to sort out the issues reported with 2.22. See the opening post for more information.

Thank you!

[useruser]

hi everyone,
it seems that v 2.22.1 needs a lot more memory for geometry
i already posted that in the c4d-forum: (alembicfile included)
http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 87#p228014
sorrry if this topic is already discussed here

[abstrax]

hi everyone,
it seems that v 2.22.1 needs a lot more memory for geometry
i already posted that in the c4d-forum: (alembicfile included)
http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 87#p228014
sorrry if this topic is already discussed here

Could you send us the scene please so we can have a look? Thank you.

[bepeg4d]

big thanks for the out-of-core fix and for all the improvements, the new behavior of the specular material is very nice, great version
ciao beppe