Octane Light tag > Light settings > Set Light pass ID for each light.Any light on Layer ID = 1 is lumped in with Emitters and unassigned lights. If you are setting up a stack of lighting passes, make sure to assign different light pass IDs to your various physical lights (not environmental lights or emitters). Layer ID), make sure all your materials have unique names. If you are using Cryptomatte with Material Name (vs.Octane Object Tag > Object Layer > Set Layer ID for each object.Remember that Layer ID = 1 means it gets lumped in with all other unassigned objects. If you are using Render Layer, or Cryptomatte with Layer ID (rather than breaking it out by material name), make sure every object you want singled out has an Octane Object tag on it. If you are using the denoiser, make sure it is enabled here too in the spectral AI denoiser section of the Camera Imager tag.Camera Imager tab > Check Neutral Response.If you are using the Octane Camera Tag on your cameras and have Enable Camera Imager checked, for each camera: Octane Render Settings (Gear icon in Live Viewer) > Camera Imager tab > Imager subtab > Check Natural Response.C4D Render Settings > Octane Renderer options on the left > Main tab, choose Linear sRGB for the Color Space.C4D Render Settings (Ctl-B/Cmd-B) > Set Renderer at top to Octane Renderer.If you’re using an ACES/OCIO workflow or some other color management system, modify this part to suit your needs. The following settings assume you’re using Linear Workflow.
The information about the passes themselves is still valid for older versions of Octane, but anything having to do with AOVs is really only relevant to the 2021 release and newer. The entire render pass system has been revamped, and the AOV system has been fully implemented in this version. This guide is written for the 2021 release of Octane. Part 2 is a deep dive into the AOVs/Render passes.Ī Google Docs version can be found here so you can make a copy of and adjust it for your own projects and workflow.
Part 1 focuses on the setup and mechanics of the AOV system.
This checklist is part of the Post Production in Octane for C4D guide series.
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