Hello everyone,
Does anybody know if there is the Volume Medium option in the Octane Rhino plugin like the C4D plugin?
Do you have to use Node Editor in order to use this option?
Can one load a VDB file without using the Node Editor?
Thanks in advance
Volume Medium
Moderator: face_off
Hi - to load a VDB file, add it to a ORBX file and use that ORBX as a proxy. The ORBX file should also contain the Volume Medium node, as that node is not implemented in the Rhino plugin.
Thanks
Paul
Thanks
Paul
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Hi Paul,face_off wrote:Hi - to load a VDB file, add it to a ORBX file and use that ORBX as a proxy. The ORBX file should also contain the Volume Medium node, as that node is not implemented in the Rhino plugin.
Thanks
Paul
thanks for your reply. Do you mean that I will have to use the Standalone version to create a material containing the VDB then save as ORBX?
I always wonder why some features of Octane are not implemented in the Rhino version, is it just not possible?
Ryan
Yes, you need to create and edit the ORBX file in Octane Standalone.Do you mean that I will have to use the Standalone version to create a material containing the VDB then save as ORBX?
Rhino doesn't support VDB files, so adding support for them in the plugin does not really apply. It is easier to use ORBX proxies. At some point in the future I will make it possible to edit the ORBX from within the Rhino plugin.I always wonder why some features of Octane are not implemented in the Rhino version, is it just not possible?
Thanks
Paul
Win7/Win10/Mavericks/Mint 17 - GTX550Ti/GT640M
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