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Hi all,

This week, we did some tests with the Octane for Max plug-in to see if we could do real-time rendered animation previews and we were pretty amazed by the results:






Fully rendered animation with 3ds Max motion blur using 12 subframes per full frame:





This animation of a hand was a test to see if Octane could handle deformable meshes in real-time





A simple motion captured biped animation, rendered fully in real-time:




Next week we will show a real-time rendered preview animation of the Transformer scene with all the materials applied. We will also have a blog soon where we will show many more videos, feature previews and tutorials.

Cheers,
The Octane render team

wow, great, thanks for sharing
the waiting for an integrated plugin for c4d it become harder
ciao beppe

Amazing... as a Blender user, I can only cry !

Wow very impressive.

nice, how did you model the transition bit?

Thanks!

I didn't model the animation though, I bought it some time ago to test it in the Brigade path tracer.

This was merely a test to see how well the Octane for Max plug-in can handle hundreds of dynamic objects (the body parts of the transformer) simultaneously and it works suprisingly well .

I'm uploading another video right now, showing real-time interaction of the same animation but with materials this time. I'll post it here when it's finished.

As promised, a new video of the real-time interaction:




This is the final render with motion blur in 3ds Max, rendered with the plug-in:

This makes me feel much more confident about my decision to license Octane and the Max plugin. Previously, not so much.

Keep up the good work.