2003 by Zomax - created on the Render Network
2003 by Zomax - created on the Render Network
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Export times using the new export method prior to 2022.1 R8
Export time using 2022.1. R8+
The new export function through the live viewer
Figure 1: Exporting to ORBX from the Octane menu
Figure 2: A Camera and Camera Cuts track added to a Sequence
Figure 3: Activating an Octane render from an Octane Render Target actor
Figure 4: Accessing the MRQ from the Sequencer window
Figure 5: Adding the Octane ORBX export to the configuration
Figure 6: Rendering an animated sequence to ORBX from the MRQ window
Figure 7: Activating a render in Octane Standalone by clicking on the Render Target node
Figure 1: Exporting a Blender scene in ORBX format
Figure 2: Opening an ORBX file in Octane Standalone
Figure 3: Activating a render in Octane Standalone by clicking on the Render Target node
Figure 4: The Render Viewport timeline
Figure 5: The Scene Assets Collection is inactive
Deforming mesh elements as a reshable proxy
Figure 1: Exporting a Houdini scene in ORBX format
Figure 2: Choosing Full ORBX Scene as the Export mode
Figure 3: Naming and determining the save location for the ORBX export
Figure 4: Activating Export without Render Scene
Figure 5: Activating a render in Octane Standalone by clicking on the Render Target node
Figure 6: The Render Viewport timeline
Figure 7: The Scene Assets Collection is inactive
Figure 8: Deactivating Geometry node Display status
Figure 1: Adding an Octane Render Settings and USD Render ROP to Solaris
Figure 2: Choosing Full ORBX Scene as the Export mode
Figure 3: Naming and determining the save location for the ORBX export
Figure 4: Adding the Render Settings node to the USD Render ROP node
Figure 5: Activating Render All Frames With a Single Process
Figure 6: Rendering to disk from the USD Render ROP node
Figure 7: Activating a render in Octane Standalone by clicking on the Render Target node
Figure 8: The Render Viewport timeline
Figure 9: Exporting to USD
Figure 10: Setting the output path and .usd file extension
Figure 11: Saving to disk from the USD ROP node
Figure 12: Adding the USD file to the Node Graph Editor window in Standalone
Figure 13: Connecting the usd node’s output pins to the Render Target node
Figure 14: Saving ORBX scene from Standalone
Figure 1: Setting Minimum Node VRAM
Figure 2: Setting Number of GPUs
Figure 3: A breakdown of Maximum GPU settings in different 3D tools
Support Chat Button
Fully expanded Support Chat window
Export times using the new export method prior to 2022.1 R8
Export time using 2022.1. R8+
A Visual Guide to finding the new export function in the live viewer
Make sure that all assets are selected, like in the screengrab above
Once again, make sure that all assets are selected
| C4D Feature Name | Supported: Y or N? | Additional Info |
|---|---|---|
| Additional File Formats (non PNG & EXR) | N | In development |
| Ambient Occlusion | Y | |
| Alembics | Y | |
| Audio Files | Y | |
| Capsules | Y | Excluding Python reliant capsules |
| C4D Render Effects (Denoise, Sharpen, Tone Mapping, etc.) | Y | |
| C4D Noises | Y | |
| C4D Procedural Shaders (effects and surfaces) | Y | |
| Cloners + Effectors | Y | |
| Deformers | Y | |
| Fields | Y | |
| Generators | Y | |
| Hair Object | Y | |
| Hair Shader | Y | |
| IES Lights | Y | |
| Magic Bullet Looks | Y | For Cinema 4D 2025 and up |
| Metaball | Y | |
| Maxon One Content | Y* | Python-based tools not supported |
| Mograph Color Shader | Y | |
| Mograph Beat Shader | Y* | Standard/Physical supported, not Octane |
| Mograph Multi Shader | Y* | Standard/Physical supported, not Octane |
| Mograph Camera Shader | Y* | Standard/Physical supported, not Octane |
| Mograph Cache (Internal) | Y | |
| Mograph Cache (External) | Y | |
| Motion Blur: Geometry | Y | |
| Motion Blur: Volumetrics | Y | |
| Motion Blur: Sub-frame Motion Blur | Y* | Standard/Physical supported, not Octane |
| Motion Blur: CameraMoblur (on/off) | Y | |
| Motion Blur: Lights | Y | |
| Motion Blur: Instances | Y | |
| Motion Blur: Pyro-generated volumetrics | Y* | Standard/Physical supported, not Octane |
| Multipasses | Y | |
| Octane Object Tag Hair Shading | Y | |
| Octane Light IDs | Y* | Octane supported |
| ORBX Files | Y | |
| Particles systems (C4D native) | Y | |
| Parenting/Constraints | Y | |
| Python/Python Tag | N | External Plugin not currently supported |
| Pyro (motion blur via velocity channel) | Y | |
| Render Region | Y | |
| Simple XRefs | Y* | Standard/Physical supported, not Octane |
| Sketch & Toon | Y | |
| Stage Object | Y | |
| Substance Assets | Y | |
| Takes | Y | |
| Text/Mograph Text/Text Spline | N | Needs to be converted to paths or polygon objects |
| Thinking Particles | N | Workaround in progress |
| Vertexmaps | Y | |
| Viewport Rendering | N | Error under investigation |
| Volume Loader Object | Y* | Needs to be inside a "Volume Loader" folder with a relative path |
| Volume Builder Cache | Y | |
| Volume Mesher | Y | |
| Watermark Effect | Y | Machine Info not supported |
Figure 1: Accessing the Wizard from the Extensions menu
Figure 2: Octane is listed as the Render Engine in the Wizard window
Currently allowed color space options
Figure 1: Accessing the Wizard from the Extensions menu
Figure 2: Redshift is listed as the Render Engine in the Wizard window
Example: Dynamic Body Tag
Example: Cloth Tag
Example: Hair Object
Example: A Correctly Path-ed Project
Setup options for a C4D File Job
Output setup options
Example of a cost estimate in Credits for a sample job
Find this within the "Attributes" viewer
Remember to set the range
In this case the Male_1.c4d file is located right next to our actual project file.
Make sure that all assets are selected, like in the screengrab above
Once again, make sure that all assets are selected
Typical example MyBlenderScene.zip
Render Network Settings Interface
Using Advanced Render Setting Options
The frames will turn green when approved
ZenBlocks by MHX
Behind the Scenes 18K render of The River Remembers by Blake Kathryn & Maalavidaa for SUBMERGE at Artechouse NYC
Bake and cache all simulations and MoGraph setups
The Render Network Cinema 4D Wizard