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Important Safety Information
Getting Started
Creators and Node Operators: Where do you fit?
How to get started as a Creator
Preparing a scene
Working with Particles, Attributes and Dynamics
Upload ORBX Scene for Rendering
Create Job Parameters for Rendering
Linear EXR workflows and recommended DWA compression
Select RNDR Tier
Estimate Job Costs Prior to Rendering
Adding Funds to Your Account
Review and Approve Frames
Requesting a New Node
Downloading and Sharing Completed Frames
How to get started as a Node Operator
Understanding Crypto Wallets
Using Layer 2 (L2)
RNDR Basics
What is Rendering?
What is an ORBX?
What is a RNDR Token?
What is a RNDR Credit?
How much does RNDR cost?
FAQs
Creator FAQ
Node Operator FAQ
Token FAQ
Roadmap FAQ
Documentation
Token Metrics Summary
Migrating Genesis Tokens
User Manual
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Upload ORBX Scene for Rendering
Guiding you through your first upload
Using Octane Standalone or any of the OctaneRender supported plugins, export your scene as an ORBX file. From there, navigate to the Scenes page by clicking on the "Scenes" tab in the top right. Click on the cloud icon and select an OctaneRender Package File (files with .orbx extensions).
Successfully uploaded scenes will appear as pictured
[SECURITY NOTE]: When you are uploading Scenes to RNDR, each file is encrypted during the uploading process and cannot be retrieved once on RNDR. As a result, RNDR does not fully function as cloud storage and we encourage storing a backup of your work internally.

Uploading a Scene from an Octane DCC Integration

This process varies for some OctaneRender plugins that are more deeply integrated into the Host 3D Content Creation tool. For example, with Cinema4D, please consult the 'Octane Cloud Rendering' section of the OctaneRender for Cinema4D manual.
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