OctaneRender for Carrara 2.23.0071 [Test]

[Sighman]

WARNING: This version has had limited testing. Use at your own risk!

Changes in 2.23.0071

• Integrated with Octane SDK 2.23.1
• Added Octane Spot Light effect. See documentation here: Spot Lights
• Fixed problem with camera 3D settings when loading older scenes.

Changes in 2.22.0070

• Added GPU Temperature indicator to the status bar.
• Added Octane Light Bulb effect. See documentation here: Point Lights (Bulbs)
• Fixed problem with loading render target from .cbr files.

ATTENTION: This version is based on Octane 2.22. That means you need to update your NVIDIA graphics drivers to at least version 344.x

Happy Rendering...

Download Links:
OctaneRender for Carrara (64-bit) 2.23.0071
OctaneRender for Carrara (32-bit) 2.23.0071

[Tugpsx]

Thanks for update. Looking forward to testing new features.

[dustrider]

Thanks Sighman!

[SciFiFunk]

Thanks Sighman.

Great to see a workable volumetrics solution. It was too late for Sci fi Funk 11, but I'll look to include it later in the film.

keep up the good work.

[Sighman]

A new update has been posted to this thread.

[EddyMI3D]

Great!
Thanks a lot. The Spot Light works fine. The Bulb Light need a bit more experementing by me

[EddyMI3D]

So I found this withe the Spot Light:
When I tick off the point "Tube visible in render", the spot light appears as set to 90 degreees angle.

With tube

[Sighman]

So I found this withe the Spot Light:
When I tick off the point "Tube visible in render", the spot light appears as set to 90 degreees angle.

It's hard to tell what is going on from a 2D image. Can you post the scene? Or try looking at the scene using the info channel kernel. The light plane is set to face the same direction as the spot light.

[EddyMI3D]

Hello Sighman,

here is the scene:

and the file https://www.dropbox.com/s/34yvfeaqogejy ... 2.car?dl=0

Edit: was the wrong file...

[SciFiFunk]

Thanks for this update.

I've been tempted to update again because of the spotlights and bulb/point lights. Also the out of core option has come in the nick of time as I have a scene in the current episode which requires more materials than the cards I have can handle. The screen you've created is clear and simple to use.

The temperature guide closes the gap with the DAZ interface. A useful little glance guide which can remind us to pull make appropriate provision for long renders.

Also is it my imagination or is it cleaning up the image quicker now? I use the direct kernel only.

Cheers.