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Fully-featured Octane Render Farm & Cloud-Based GPU Servers for Octane Rendering – Render Nodes: 1/6/12x RTX 3090/3080/2080Ti. Optimize for Octane Multi-GPU Rendering Tasks on the Cloud. Best GPU Accelerated Rendering for Octane. We support all 3D Software with Octane: 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Houdini, Maya, Softimage, Blender and so on.
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Network rendering is the process of having multiple networked machines collaborate on the same project, with the sole purpose of bringing the processing time down. Moreover, network rendering lets you utilize additional GPUs in other machines to render images. Similarly, OctaneRender can distribute render scenes over Primary node and Render nodes connected through a local area network. Read more general information about Octane Networking through this blog: Set up Octane for Blender Network Rendering on iRender. Then now let’s figure out some solutions when you get issues
13 May 2022

Troubleshooting Octane Network Rendering Issues with iRender

Network rendering is the process of having multiple networked machines collaborate on the same project, with the sole purpose of…
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3ds Max is a computer graphics program for creating 3D models, animations, and digital images. It’s one of the most popular programs in the computer graphics industry. Octane is the world’s first and fastest unbiased, spectrally correct GPU render engine, delivering quality and speed unrivaled by any production renderer on the market. 3ds Max does support Octane rendering. And the latest release is OctaneRender® for 3ds Max® v2021.1.4. Let’s see how you should build a suitable set of hardware for those two in the article below.
19 Apr 2022

Powerful cloud rendering for 3ds Max and Octane

3ds Max is a computer graphics program for creating 3D models, animations, and digital images. It’s one of the most…
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Today, we will talk about one other rendering engine, which is famous for 3D animation, but some people still choose it for Architectural Visualization. It is Octane. Let’s take a look at what distinguishes Octane from the rest of the power house in this field.
05 Apr 2022

Octane for architectural rendering

Today, we will talk about one other rendering engine, which is famous for 3D animation, but some people still choose…
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From the first part, we have covered some overall Setup of how the C4D file is constructed and pointed out where the assets originate from and Base Texture including building a Composite Material and set up a procedural mask using a Saw Wave, Gradient and Mix Texture node to tell Octane where to apply two different scratch masks. We’ll also be using a Dirt Node to apply some edge wear, touching on grouping nodes to clean up the node graph. Finally, we reused our procedural mask to restrict a rubber material to the bottom. Now let’s come to the next part of this step though, which will continue with Masking Strategies, Handles, and Top Bumps.
09 Dec 2021

Understand Mixing and Layering Systems in Octane for C4D (part 2)

From the first part, we have covered some overall Setup of how the C4D file is constructed and pointed out…
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There’s a lot of overlap and many ways to accomplish the same task in Octane. The goal of this step-through is to introduce you to as many layering and mixing systems in Octane as possible over the course of one project and then let you decide which ones you think will work the best in any future projects you make.
02 Dec 2021

Understand Mixing and Layering Systems in Octane for C4D (part 1)

There’s a lot of overlap and many ways to accomplish the same task in Octane. The goal of this step-through…
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Today, the purpose of this writeup is to look at mostly the Path Tracing Kernel settings and see how to fiddle with them to speed up render and iteration times. This guide was written using the Cinema 4D version of Octane, but the settings should be the same no matter what DCC you're using (or standalone, for that matter).
11 Nov 2021

Path Tracing Optimization for Faster Rendering on Octane (part 1)

Today, the purpose of this writeup is to look at mostly the Path Tracing Kernel settings and see how to…
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GPU rendering is becoming an industry standard in the fields of Visual Effects, Motion Graphics, and Advertising. By utilizing the high-end graphics cards today, computers can see a performance increase of several magnitudes using render systems optimized for GPUs. OctaneRender is one of the most popular render engines because of its integration across multiple softwares and the libraries of materials available for it. In this article we will introduce to you about Otoy’s Octane Render Engine. This will be a good starter if you are an Octane user and looking for a powerful render farm for Octane.
10 Nov 2021

Professional GPU Cloud Rendering Service for OctaneRender

GPU rendering is becoming an industry standard in the fields of Visual Effects, Motion Graphics, and Advertising. By utilizing the high-end graphics…
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Welcome back to iRender. In the previous post, we made a comparison between Redshift and Octane in terms of speed and denoise. Today, we continue with the comparison of 2 render engines on Cinema 4D software. We’re going to render two main scenes, including 1 indoor and 1 outdoor. In the indoor scene, it has simple settings with HDR lights. In the outdoor scene, we’ll compare 2 different lightings. They’re midday lighting and sunset lighting. Let’s get started.
27 Oct 2021

Redshift vs Octane – Which RENDER ENGINE right for Cinema 4D? | Part 2

Welcome back to iRender. In the previous post, we made a comparison between Redshift and Octane in terms of speed…
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OctaneRender is a physical-based render engine developed by OTOY. It’s available as a standalone product and as a plug-in for DCC (Digital Content Creation) host apps like Maya, 3D Studio MAX, and Cinema 4D. Now it is being used widely in feature films, commercials, and even architectural rendering, etc. As we all know, lighting in 3D is a tricky, yet incredibly important thing. The purpose of this article is to go over all the various types of lights from a high level, explain when and how to use them, and a bit about how to optimize them. The focus of this writeup is HDRI lighting.
21 Oct 2021

Lighting in Octane for Cinema 4D: HDRI (part 1)

OctaneRender is a physical-based render engine developed by OTOY. It’s available as a standalone product and as a plug-in for…
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