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    Python octane filepath

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      On 07/03/2017 at 04:30, xxxxxxxx wrote:

      **i m tringing to get the filepath from octane render settings with python, little bit like this:

      rd = doc.GetActiveRenderData()
      test = rd[c4d.SET_PASSES_SAVEPATH]
      print test

      the result is always "none"

      Does anyone know how to get the rendersettings from octane?????**
      **
      **

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      • H Offline
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        On 08/03/2017 at 02:20, xxxxxxxx wrote:

        Hi Gregoire,

        welcome to the Plugin Café forums 🙂

        We (MAXON's SDK Team) don't have any experience with Octane, nor could we test anything Ocatne related, so it's probably best to ask Otoy directly.

        In general Octane is certainly implemented as a VideoPost, so you will want to get the Octane VideoPost (GetFirstVideoPost(), then iterate via GetNext() until you find the correct ID with GetType()) and get the parameter from there.

        In our C++ documentation we have manuals on RenderData and BaseVideoPost, which might add some additional info even for Python devs.

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