‌The RNDR Network uses Octane in conjunction with the open standard ORBX media and streaming framework in order to support fully distributed rendering. ORBX is a container format that captures scene data (assets) and an XML (extensible markup language) render graph which describes the semantics of a scene. Just like a web page, it can be cached to archive (.orbx file) or streamed from a URL or URI over raw UDP/tcp or web wss or https. The ORBX format supports over 20 of the industry leading DCC (Digital Content Creation) tools, and contains industry standard sub formats like Alembic, OpenVDB, EXR, Open Shader Language (OSL), and gLTF. The ORBX interchange format is critical for splitting rendering work from host 3D applications. A one-click ORBX export from a 3D content creation tool fully decouples all assets and code needed to perform a remote GPU render job on multiple mining nodes. By fully abstracting scene data from third party software tools with the ORBX scene format, RNDR is able to parallelize work across a blockchain peer-to-peer network. ORBX interchange works regardless of host application, providing efficient, open, software-agnostic distributed rendering.