Vertex map shading
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cglittenberg
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Does anybody know how to render vertex maps in Octane for C4D without prebaking. The reason is that I want to import meshes from Real flow that have vertex maps for the particles in the mesh. This way we can simulate fluids with different colours mixing. Baking takes along time as the UVs need to be remapped, this can take forever on a complex map.
Dr. Carl Glittenberg
Glittenberg Medical Visualizations
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Glittenberg Medical Visualizations
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i have the same question now: is there a workaround for vertexmap-shading? i tried it with a layershader to create first a "B&W-Mask" on the fly but octane does not recognize the output of the layershader.
thanks in advance!
thanks in advance!
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Does anyone have a workaround on how to bake the Vertex Maps into UVs?
I tried to add layermasks with vertex maps on the standard C4D material and bake the RFL mesh into UVs but doesn't bake it at all(renders black!).
Currently working on some realflow sims and would be great to be able to render with Octane.
Aoktar, do you have plans to integrate vertex maps with octane? Vertex maps, color and mograph shader are essential for motion graphics work.
Kind Regards,
Enric
I tried to add layermasks with vertex maps on the standard C4D material and bake the RFL mesh into UVs but doesn't bake it at all(renders black!).
Currently working on some realflow sims and would be great to be able to render with Octane.
Aoktar, do you have plans to integrate vertex maps with octane? Vertex maps, color and mograph shader are essential for motion graphics work.
Kind Regards,
Enric
Yes, at least i'll try to check this stuff for seeing that is possible or not.renric wrote:Does anyone have a workaround on how to bake the Vertex Maps into UVs?
I tried to add layermasks with vertex maps on the standard C4D material and bake the RFL mesh into UVs but doesn't bake it at all(renders black!).
Currently working on some realflow sims and would be great to be able to render with Octane.
Aoktar, do you have plans to integrate vertex maps with octane? Vertex maps, color and mograph shader are essential for motion graphics work.
Kind Regards,
Enric
Octane For Cinema 4D developer / 3d generalist
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Hi there any update on how to handle vertex maps to mix materials in octane for c4d? I would be very interested to mix the foam of the ocean, according to the waves formed by the hot4d-plugin.
it's out of focus until 2.0 comes
Octane For Cinema 4D developer / 3d generalist
3930k / 16gb / 780ti + 1070/1080 / psu 1600w / numerous hw
3930k / 16gb / 780ti + 1070/1080 / psu 1600w / numerous hw
maybe, for 2.0 you could also have a look into proximal shader integration. that would be great.
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DayDreamer
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Found a solution:
You can simply export a velocity map directly from RF!
Now after you've checked that (in 'F12' window) you can proceed with simulation of the fluid. I've got HY_Domain01_velocity_00####.exr sequence with cool colours :). They are applicable to the afterwards meshed model (Mesh's UV got to be set to 'Top Projection' as for RF 2014).
Feel free to bug me if you want to have RF 2014 to play with. I can only recommend it!
You can simply export a velocity map directly from RF!
- How to export Velocity Map
Feel free to bug me if you want to have RF 2014 to play with. I can only recommend it!
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