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Gregor did all the hard work for you, all thats left is for you to do is make an object rotate in a circle. With all due respect, if you're struggling to rotate an object then perhaps simulating the 4 dimensional fabric of spacetime isn't a task you should be attempting just yet.

Step 1: Uninstall Norton Step 2: Beer

Ok, nvlink is a bit more complicated than SLI. SLI is a simpler connector which syncs cards and is designed for using multiple gpus to render realtime frames in games. That tech is more or less dead, nobody uses it. NV link is more or less SLI v2. It allows for a more sophisticated sharing of resources between cards, ie pooling their available memory and fast data transfer between the 2 cards. It is possible your 3d render engine supports nvlink to access more memory and gain more speed, but it will be very driver and 3d app specific. Beyond that im afraid I cant help much as arnold gpu isnt the most widespread engine

Pull this out of both cards. It may be a solid pcb or a soft flexible cable.

DONT use SLI. SLI is purely for making old games run slightly faster, it does not make rendering faster in any way. Turn your machine off, remove the SLI bridge and just run the cards independently. Then in your arnold settings ensure both independent gpus are selected.

get ready to be told your power supply isnt good enough ;D

I have default settings, octane works exactly as expected. 1 2 3, pan zoom rotate

Maybe you turned it off in the prefs?

When you open a project a window pops up telling you the name of the missing font

Keep in mind redshift tends to run more slowly with cpu and gpu working at the same time. Usually its best to limit it to gpu only.

Not sure if it works in redshift, but the standard c4d render engine this would be the fresnel shader. Its just a camera-view based gradient. Try this, if not then have a look for a redshift native version.

Need to be a bit more specific. You want the gradient based on: The thickness of the object? The distance of the outer surface from the camera? If the above, then do you want the gradient to stick to the surface or should it change as the object gets closer and further away?

Go apply to be a beta tester. So long as there's a reasonable flow of usefulness from you; bug reports, ideas, feedback; you effectively get Maxon One for the entire duration. I haven't personally paid for c4d for 25 years now 😉 For a quick reference, and extrapolating back a little as the current database doesn't go back the whole 25 years, Im currently sitting on ~1700 bug reports, ~700 testing other people's bugs and 1100 ideas for features/changes. This is roughly one idea or bug every 3 days. Some of this will be small scraps like "The hitbox for this button needs to be extended 2 pixels to the left on 4k screens". And others will be larger scale testing reports where time is spend trying to pinpoint the exact cause of a problem. Actually on second thoughts money for bugs sounds like a great idea 😄

Or theres another guy asking about tank tracks below. Tank tracks = garage door slats

Search for a train carriage rig, its exactly the same thing but sideways. eg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCj8z_a3VCc