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C4D animation- 1000+ frames and still working!

Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2011 5:22 pm
by cheeweezz777
Good news- with the latest .011b, my render is right over 1000 frames (rendered overnight), and still going! I had set it up quite quickly, so my materials and lighting are not what I wanted (just an experiment to see if it would make it through the night, which it had never done). This is in "dual GPU" mode, both my GTX480s, Physx set to CPU, using CUDA 3.0.

NOW- the ONLY thing that is acting up, is I can no longer navigate the camera. It's "stuck" at whatever I set the frame at in C4D. Everything else functions like it should, i.e. materials, lighting, options, re-sizing the windows... But the "hand" comes up in the render viewport, and has no effect- I have to manually set the frame/camera position in C4D, then re-export that to Octane to be able to see a different area of the render. Any suggestions on what I could try?

I am still VERY pleased, as now it's much close to being a viable MAIN render option for me out of C4D.

Thanks again for the great work, guys.

OK- I found it- must be lack of sleep ;)- somehow the controls had gotten switched from "Octane" , so the mouse dragging wasn't working... OK, back to work!

Re: C4D animation- 1000+ frames and still working!

Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2011 8:15 pm
by abstrax
cheeweezz777 wrote:OK- I found it- must be lack of sleep ;)- somehow the controls had gotten switched from "Octane" , so the mouse dragging wasn't working... OK, back to work!
Does that mean, that everything is alright or is there an issue with the camera?

Cheers,
Marcus

Re: C4D animation- 1000+ frames and still working!

Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2011 9:16 pm
by cheeweezz777
Sorry for the confusion... Everything is fine now! It was user-error on my part... I just have inadvertently switched the controls when I was playing around with my GPU settings. I will be re-doing all my materials/lighting over the weekend, now that I know it's working as it should! Can't wait to really get to test drive Octane+C4D, now! Thanks again- much appreciated.