From the octane materials menu you can also choose "remove unused materials" rather than deleting manually, is good for when you have lots of unused materials.
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Compared to most other tuts, CG Shortcuts really does it exceptionally well, especially the explanations and instructions, nothing skipped and easy to follow!
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This was great thanks. What I like the most is that it was quick, covering several things. The VO and presentation, graphics package and SFX are top notch as well, good job! Thanks!!
Thanks for your comment mate! Great to hear you're liking our style. I basically just make tutorials how I'd want them to be - quick and to the point;) Plenty more coming in 2019 too! BTW If you didn't already know about it we now have a Facebook Group if you'd like to get involved facebook.com/groups/CGShortcuts. Thanks for watching!
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Cheers, glad you found it useful Sword! If you'd like to learn more about Octane we've just launched a new course covering everything you could possibly need to know about creating beautiful Octane Materials, you can check it out here ➜ bit.ly/2MtC2eW We have 5% off today too, use code: 'OCTANE5' Thanks for watching!
Cheers Rasmus, I'll be running over a texturing and lighting setup in Octane in my next video so stay tuned;) Thanks for watching! If you need a hand with anything or you'd like to share your work with the community, we now have a Facebook Group facebook.com/groups/CGShortcuts.
Cheers, glad you found it useful! If you'd like to learn more about Octane we've just launched a new course covering everything you could possibly need to know about creating beautiful Octane Materials, you can check it out here ➜ bit.ly/2MtC2eW We have 5% off today too, use code: 'OCTANE5' Thanks for watching!
No worries, there's still loads of little hidden things in there too, I might need to do a part 2;) BTW If you didn't already know about it we now have a Facebook Group if you'd like to get involved facebook.com/groups/CGShortcuts. Thanks for watching!
Cheers, glad you found it useful! If you'd like to learn more about Octane we've just launched a new course covering everything you could possibly need to know about creating beautiful Octane Materials, you can check it out here ➜ bit.ly/2MtC2eW We have 5% off today too, use code: 'OCTANE5' Thanks for watching!
With the bevel deformer though, if you turn on "use angle" you will not get those weird creases and thus will work just fine (and you also have more control that way)
Yeah Keii, it's a game changer! If you'd like to learn more about Octane we've just launched a new course covering everything you could possibly need to know about creating beautiful Octane Materials, you can check it out here ➜ bit.ly/2MtC2eW We have 5% off today too, use code: 'OCTANE5' Thanks for watching!
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nice one ! i do not know if it is a tips, but i found a new one last week, i use to map object with multi material stack on object ( with base color, and alpha material melt on it, without selection tag ) , using simple box mapping , planar etc... so on your diffuse or alpha bitmap texture, simply put a transform node ( no need to changing scale if you already have maped it well with good dimension first ) and it will get your mapping
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Cheers, glad you found it useful! If you'd like to learn more about Octane we've just launched a new course covering everything you could possibly need to know about creating beautiful Octane Materials, you can check it out here ➜ bit.ly/2MtC2eW We have 5% off today too, use code: 'OCTANE5' Thanks for watching!
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Cheers Atom! If you'd like to learn more about Octane we've just launched a new course covering everything you could possibly need to know about creating beautiful Octane Materials, you can check it out here ➜ bit.ly/2MtC2eW We have 5% off today too, use code: 'OCTANE5' Thanks for watching!
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Hi mate, I just uploaded a tutorial covering this if you want to check it out, it's just for you;) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2pTCOMwWe74.html
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Good to hear mate! You can use a blackbody emission in the emission channel for glowing materials;) BTW we also have a fancy new website full of loads of CG Resources if you want to check it out www.cgshortcuts.com thanks for watching!
@@CGShortcuts Hey mate! I used already blackbody emission. Its showed quite well in octane viewer but when I put it to final render then the glow disappear. Don't know why. Even the render settings is selected to Octane Render.
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I knew 80%, but its always good to refresh your mind with it. I really enjoyed the small tips like the side node. Please more content of this type!! :)
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No problem mate, great to hear you're liking it! We have an awesome new Facebook Group of artists now too if you'd like to get involved, you can ask questions, post your work, get free stuff and enter our CG challenges - there's one on right now! It's Facebook.com/groups/cgshortcuts Thanks for watching!
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Hi! Great video! Tks! I have a technical question... It's about rendering movies... I have a pretty good PC ( i7, SSD, GTX 1070, ect...) But when I render a simple 5 seconds movie in C4D, it needs 127 hours!!! What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance!!
Sounds like you've got your setting up a tad high. I do most of my stuff in Octane these days because I need the speed. Best starting with your settings very low then gradualy put them up to the point you can get away with a decent image. Most of my tutorials are about 4 in depth and 800 samples depending o the scene. Im working on a course for rendering in the standard C4D renderer so hopefuly have that out soon
These are my rendering settings: - Output : 1920 x 1080 - Physical : Depth of field checked and sampling quality at medium - Ambient occlusion : at default - Global illumination : Samples at medium I'm not sure if it's good...
Hey, my problem is that I cant see objects that well in my working window. Most of the materials from octane render cant be shown in this window. Its just black and thats not cool. I saw a trick where the changed something in the project settings und it wasnt black. I cant remember the video either the trick. Can u hlep me? Thank you!
If you build a glass shader and dont have smooth checked thats what's going to happen. I had that issue in a project recently and couldnt find anything online about it, so hopefully it'll help other out with the same issue.
The only time I ever had flickering was when I had the Ray Epsilon set too high. Try a value of 0.0001. Also make sure your lights are set to bright, this can cause fireflies especially if your materials have normal or bump maps
