Fig 2.1:
- Start button: Reset all GPU data and resend your scene. All buttons are inactive(include Start button-grayed) until new render sessions start. So that’s not a toggle button.
- Restart button: It just restart render from zero maxsamples. As it does that when you change somethings.
- Pause/resume button: Pause or resume current render without delete any gpu data.
- Reset Button: It stops and clear all gpu data. This is fine for freeing the gpu memory without closing LV. At this perspective, “Stop” button can be seen as unnecessary.
Fig 2.3: Right click pop up menu for copy, paste, select materials, creating material on a object, etc.
Fig 2.4: Octane Render Engine progress info line
Fig 3.1: You can enable AI Denoising in Octane Settings > Camera Imager > Denoiser tab.
Fig 3.2: You can also enable AI Denoising in the Attribute Window of the Octane Camera tag, if the Camera Imager node is enabled in the specific Octane Camera tag of the active camera.
Fig 3.3: To save the denoised beauty pass in Picture Viewer, or any other pass, go to Render Settings > OctaneRender > Render Passes > Denoised passes and enable the Denoised Beauty option.
Fig 3.4: If a render pass, like denoising, has been enabled, it is displayed in the Live View box button. When right clicking on the button, you can save the displayed pass in different formats.
Fig 3.5: To enable the Network Rendering feature, go to Live View Menu options > Network Rendering > Settings.
Fig 3.6: In the Network Settings panel, click on Enable Network Rendering, then click on the slave machine listed, to add the GPU in the slave to the render.
Comments
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What does the Ms/Sec stand for under the Figure 2.2? Or the image "fig. 2.2"
Where can I find that scene used in the video. I have C4D R18 and it isn't anywhere in the Content Browser.
type in searchfield start with rb
RB Drop EM.c4d
Studio\Example Scenes\Simulation\Dynamics Examples\Scenes\RB Drop Em.c4d
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