How I Make Detailed Ground Easily in Blender Octane | Blender Tutorial 

Next vid is gonna be this only lol

@voltairengaCF The render engine doesn't have much bearing on the quality of art, there are plenty of cases of amazing renders in Cycles, Octane, even game engines.

@@locinolacolino1302 True, When it comes to results it's solely depends on the artist but every render engine has pros and cons for exp ue is very good at handling geometry, Octane has post effects and glass material and other shaders are crazy real looking, cycles has tons of add-ons, geometry nodes etc.

​@@nivellium Spot on, just pick the best render engine for your workflow and art direction.

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Glad it helped!

Haha Glad you found it now!

Long time coming ik lol

Glad!!

Surely

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I have in the basics of blender octane part-1 video you can check that out.

I'll cover that topic for sure, but right now I'm focused on providing the abcd's of blender octane. Once it's done, I will cover topics like you've just suggested.

You can use mix material or composite material nodes too but I don't like to use that because it's very GPU intensive plus the results are just better with sandwiching different layers and you have more control.

Hope you found that useful!

It’s actually for the octane edition , in future if something happens to be working same way as in cycles I’ll show it side by side so normal users like you can also understand what’s going on

@@nivellium Yes please!

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Glad you liked it!, The simple answer for why you're not getting the same result is render engine. Closest thing you can do to get this type of result in cycles is mixing two materials or place some debris manually or by particle system.

@@nivellium So basically you’re saying cycle can’t give us this type of displacement directly like that way octane give us right??

Yes ,Indeed

@@Love.factss The Displacement modifier should work, albeit less responsive since it runs on a single thread and adds geometry. Unlike Octane's Gpu virtualised displacement, which doesn't add any additional geometry.

Glad it helped!

Thanks!

Thanks!

True, I've noticed this issue too, I'm going to try and record in 4k if it makes any difference ..either way this will be solved in the upcoming videos. Thanks for your time

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I’ll have something for you in future haha😂

I covered that in my latest tut! You can check that out

It’s a different render engine called Octane which is free to use for blender. Comes as a addon I have a tutorial about how to install and get started with it covering basic functions and about the textures you’re seeing here cannot be made in cycles as I’m overlaying two or more planes with different textures on top of each other. You can make awesome looking ground in cycles too but the procedure would be very much different I’d recommend you to check out Max Hay’s tuts on ground textures something like that.

It's octane not cycles so displacement works differently in octane so you can stack up different planes on top of each other. I don't think cycles let's you do that.

I have done it manually by just using the albedo, roughness, normal etc Though there is a convert material tab which works most of the times but botaniq’s textures goes through tons of other nodes so that option doesn’t work

Yes it does,

Don’t know about that addon I’ll have to check. Yes I stack it up on top of each other also the mixing materials work in Blender octane but I don’t prefer using that method.

I don’t use cycles but I think Maxhay got that covered you can check that out

'like' ? I'm him

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Same bro same😂

Only pbr textures bro , you can see my basics of octane part 1 For texture setup