OctaneRender 1.2 in action. Otoy has just made the previous milestone version of its GPU-based renderer, originally released last June, available to students for free.

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Otoy has made OctaneRender, its, available to students for free. The deal also includes the and, with the Maya plugin coming “shortly”. In practice, the deal also extends to teachers, or indeed anyone else who works at a school or college, since all you need to do to download the software is to register an account with a suitable email address. We can’t vouch for the rest of the world, but both.edu and.ac.uk addresses work fine. The only limitation is that you’re restricted to OctaneRender 1.2 – but since it was, you won’t be too far out of date.

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Related subreddits • • • • • • • • • • • • Additional Info The traffic stats for are also publically available. If you have feedback on the subreddit theme, feel free to send a message. Hey guys, I'm trying to get into Octane render for cinema4d and have downloaded the demo to test it out to evaluate whether its worth the purchase for my current needs. I love the instant feedback it offers when it does work and find it incredibly helpful in developing my images. Can anyone offer any input on their experience of the purchased plugin versus the demo? I have noticed it being a bit buggy and cant determine whether its my system or the plugin itself. During usage of the plugin, when i resend the scene to octane after a change to the geometry of the scene, invariably it crashes out, freezing up and causing me to force quit c4d.

Not all the time, but it does happen. Jump5 dreaming in color rar. Aplikasi buku induk siswa sd. This is with a very uncomplicated octane lighting and material setup. I am yet to use the standalone demo, but may check that out in terms of its stability. My familiarity with the cinema4d workspace lends well to using the octane plugin, but the problems ive encountered make me wary before shelling out the £. My system is 5820k with a 4gb gtx980 gpu, and i would love to buy it, but my fear is that my system would struggle to handle it. I'm not an expert, and im more ambitious than I am skilled, so im not going to be stressing my computer with overly complex scenes.

Any feedback, comments would be hugely helpful. Also if anyone can recommend any octane for dummies tutorials, or docs that would be amazing. Im currently trying to get my head around lighting so anything directed on that would be sweet. The only time that I ever crash using the Octane plugin is when I overload my VRAM (6GB) which almost never happens.

Usually when I do crash it's my C4D that crashes, not the Octane plugin. What version are you using?

I tried the 2.23 (I think) but it was buggy for me so I switched back to 2.22.2 which I'm using now. I got Octane when it was in beta about 2 years ago so I can't really comment on the demo vs official version. Here's a for Octane for C4D that's very in depth and has high production quality, but the guy doing the lessons has a super thick accent so it's a bit hard to understand sometimes. Still worth the price though. The version i had crashed quite a few time last night, so i deleted and updated to the most recent plugin demo, release number isnt stipulated for the plugin, simply r13-r16.

But the standalone demo is numbered 2.16. I'm using it within cinema 4d r16. I cant think that ive stressed my gpus vram, its possibly just user error.

It would be great if anyone knows of any tutorials for octane that dont require payment, forgive my shrewdness, but I'd rather not pay until i know I'm gonna benefit using octane.