OctaneRender^® для Unity

Yes. You can increase the number of seats by purchasing through one Unity account, and assigning to other intended users. In the ‘Configure Your Plan’ page on the storefront, you can assign seats. Just select the users you want to add and enter their Unity account information.

Shortly after your purchase, you will receive an email from Unity Technologies that contains a link to download the OctaneRender plugin. Click the link “Download OctaneRender for Unity Installer Scene” within the email to go to the Unity Asset Store. You can download OctaneRender for Unity on that page.

With OctaneRender, render speed scales linearly with additional GPUs. Please visit the OctaneRender Benchmark page for a list of single and multiple GPU performance results for OctaneRender compatible graphics cards.

Please note the differences in the number of concurrent GPUs users can use between the different license levels: - Prime: 1 GPU - Studio: 2 GPUs - Creator: 20 GPUs

You can switch selected plugins on a monthly basis through the OctaneRender account portal.

Load your scene in the Unity Editor. Once loaded, you will be prompted to accept an account bridge to link to your Unity account, which will install OctaneRender.

You can explore OctaneBench to get a sense for various GPU performances. OctaneRender requires CUDA cards, and effectively works as far back as the GeForce GTX 970s. You can find a list of hardware suggestions based around different uses of OctaneRender here.

To see your scene in OctaneRender, select PBR Render Target and then hit render. That will open the PBR Viewport and you can see the PBR textures. It’ll take a minute to compile but once it does so, you can move around the scene easily.

The minimum commitment period is an annual term, billed monthly at $20 per month for OctaneRender Studio and $60 per month for OctaneRender Creator.

OctaneRender for Unity will be available in Unity 2017.1 and above and will support OctaneRender 3.07 upon launch.

OctaneRender Studio and Creator both ship with OctaneRender for NUKE and OctaneRender for After Effects. With OctaneRender Studio, you can also choose 1 additional plugin, and with OctaneRender Creator, you can choose up to 3. There are 25+ authoring tools supported by OctaneRender or in development, including Cinema 4D, 3ds Max, Maya, Blender, Houdini, MODO, LightWave, Rhinoceros, Revit, and more. A full list can be found here. You can select your plugins after installing OctaneRender Studio or Creator. You may also select as your plugin options OctaneRender Cloud (ORC), to harness the power of scalable GPUs in the cloud directly from Unity.

At the moment, OctaneRender requires NVIDIA technology to run. However, we are working on an integration with AMD for Apple workstations. An early demo was presented at SIGGRAPH 2017, and a full integration is currently in development.

OctaneRender’s Lightmapper is in beta in the launch release; more information can be found at unity.otoy.com as tutorials are added.

Not yet. Today, OctaneRender can upgrade the quality of environments and objects, however real-time rendering in Play or Game Mode still relies on Unity’s renderer. In the coming year, real-time path-tracing engine Brigade will be integrated into OctaneRender 4, resulting in a vast improvement both in scene load times and dynamic, real-time, path-traced rendering.

Partially. OctaneRender’s Recorder now lets you save batch renders from Play Mode, allowing you to compile multiple timelines into one sequence. However, since OctaneRender must render every frame, it is not yet possible to play through the game and record a session smoothly. The speed of this process can be dramatically increased by increasing the number of GPUs utilized, especially on the upper ends of OctaneRender Creator’s 20 GPU limit.

Yes, OctaneRender is a path-traced render engine. It is possible to render individual frames from Timeline generated with Cinemachine, and now Play Mode can support multi-timeline sequences being rendered by OctaneRender in one batch.

Please visit OTOY’s Help Desk where you can submit a ticket for targeted assistance, explore the OctaneRender for Unity manual, check out guides, and read more technical FAQs; the Forum is also a great resource for guidance from the OctaneRender Community.

Easy answer. You own your content!

Please see our OctaneRender Cloud support page for information about creating an account and getting started uploading renders to ORC.