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Hello, this is my first render of my old Thompson submachine gun model in Octane. HDR lighting.

The model reference on the engraving (left side) is indeed 1921, because I made only one texture, but a difference of 1 number it is not visible on an animation !o)

[vimeo]http://www.vimeo.com/32588631[/vimeo]

I made it in model 1921, 1928, and 1928 A1.

The video quality is a bit deceptive. I will try to encode again with more key images (currently 1 each 12 frames). Encoded from uncompressed video with Quicktime pro, in h264.

Below, my old video of the 1921 version animated and rendered in Blender.

[vimeo]http://www.vimeo.com/5818523[/vimeo]

Very cool! The video made in Blender is much more interesting, tho

Thanks, I 'd like to render the same animation in Octane, but I think that I would have to composite with the shells (lack of motion blur), the smoke and the flames rendered in Blender.

Hey, awesome animations!
You could try this trick I found recently to get motion blur for octane outputs. Have your scene opened in blender and enable vector blur and Z and disable all the other passes as you wouldn't render anything but a vector pass. Then go to compositor and add image node, change it to sequence and browse to your octane output sequence. Then add the vectorblur node and use the octane sequence node as image input. Z and vector would come from blender internal's renderlayer node. There you go, motionblur on your octane animation after you render it out again

@RainerS : very interesting idea ! I wouldn't have thought it could work ! I will try that ! Thank you !

very cool the blender video !!