Hello everobody, while I'm already know how to do this inside Octane render node's structure I was wondering how to achieve this inside Octane Pluggin in Blender. I've been checking for resources in the forum and youtube but haven't been able to find the answer yet, any thoughts?
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Multiple displacement maps in a single texture
I'm curious to know what you mean by "Multiple displacement maps in a single texture", can you show a node set up from Stand alone?
In theory the nodes work the same in Octane Blender as they do in the Stand alone (after all, they get "translated" into the corresponding Octane Nodes), with some exceptions (one being that the nodes in OB is connected to the materials, in SA they are "global").
In theory the nodes work the same in Octane Blender as they do in the Stand alone (after all, they get "translated" into the corresponding Octane Nodes), with some exceptions (one being that the nodes in OB is connected to the materials, in SA they are "global").
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Metal IOR values for Octane (with .blend library): https://chris.hindefjord.se/resources/rgb-ior-metals/
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Metal IOR values for Octane (with .blend library): https://chris.hindefjord.se/resources/rgb-ior-metals/
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In Standalone you can apply multiple displacement to the same object. What happens there is that Octane automatically creates a copy of the mesh, so another displacement can be applied.Tripiox wrote:Hello everobody, while I'm already know how to do this inside Octane render node's structure I was wondering how to achieve this inside Octane Pluggin in Blender. I've been checking for resources in the forum and youtube but haven't been able to find the answer yet, any thoughts?
Cheers
In Octane for Blender you can do it as well, but you'll need to create the duplicated mesh by yourself.