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A quick Tutorial showing how you can speed up your renders in Maya using the Octane Render Engine ~ I am using Octane to render the scenes for my animated TV series, The Adventures of Nkoza & Nankya, and getting an average of 25 seconds to 30 Seconds on some of my key character shots like the one I am using as a case Study ~ Kindly spare a few minutes to like our page and invite your friends: https://www.facebook.com/ASeedForNkozaAndNankyaTVSeries ~ You can Subscribe to our Official youtube Channel at: https://www.youtube.com/user/NkozaandNankya
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12 responses to “Speeding Up Your 3D Renders using Octane Render Engine in Maya”
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I am trying to create a coustom character. Do you have a video on how to do that?
nice Vid. just install the plugin, but not sure why I always get a grey image with no material effects when rendering with this plug in. the warn says that the blinn appklied is not octane material, changing to gray.. thx
Great job, Mr. Jagwe.
the interactive rendering is quick yes because octane is an unbiased renderer. However the batch rendering for octane is so slow its ridiculous. redshift's biased renderer is 10X faster at both interactive rendering and bucket rendering. yaw'll should try redshift unbelievable speed and quality they just released version 2.0. What would take hours with octane will take minutes with redshift 2.0. I will never use another renderer (: by the way Redshift is the fastest GPU renderer on the market right now. Makes V-ray, octane, Arnold, and maxwell look like an inferior renderer.
Change Aperture Edge 1.0 to 2.0 and you will get nicer bokeh in your shallow DOF.
just use unreal 4 or cryengine 5 , a decent single GTX 660 ti will give you the same result and it's 100% realtime
Thank you, I like your approach and personality. It is pleasurable to listen to you!
Excellent work.
Nice tutorial there man. What system are you using?
What! whaaat! goodness this is epicness on another level, Solomon Jagwe thanks alot man
Great work. What are your system specs? Those are some amazing render times.