Now within the camera tab right click that node to get context menu. If you say gave camera1 or camera 3 a spherical lens and right/left stereo this information is carried in that camera node. So 'camera' = perspective, and other built in views (left,right,up,down back, front) + any cameras you created in the scence (camera, camera1, camers 2 etc.Īny camera atributes you assigned including animation will be within the cameras you created but default views(perspective,front,back etc) only show the frame default frame 1. This will reveal various cameras from your scence. In the camera tab, left mouse click and hold on the camera node there and drag it down. But hidden within are all the other cameras and animations.ĭouble click on the camera Node and it opens a camera tab next to the scence tab. The camera Node shows you the Perspective View which is by defination a fixed current view.

Then find the Camera Node and Drag it Near by as well. On the node graph find your YourFileName.abc Node drag it to where you find your Default RenderSetting Node. Left click on an element and hold and drag it to move it around. hold down right mouse button and drag aound the screen. Undocking and expanding the node graph screen makes the rest easier. you can expand the node graph editor by hovering over the square to left of Node graph editor and right clicking.which brings up context menu.

after it finishes loading, file/open your alblemic export file: save file.Īfter saving the file start Octane stand alone: ( im using DAZ 4.16.0.3 and octane stane alone 4.05) on the octane windo go to the SYSTEM tab.Īlblemic export ALL Cameras.All frames.start export. You want find the YourFileName.abc node, your Default render node, and your Camera node in the Node graph editor and get them close to gether to recoonect and manipulate them.Ģ. I going to walk you through how to get it to work. I am going to assume you have succesfully gotten octane to display your scence, texures etc successfully in the viewport and you have created animation in the timeline. Sometimes you know a piece of software can do something but you can't find an explaination!

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