Switching form Redshift back to Octane - Domestika special
🕑 Added 2022-03-25 10:28:33 +0000 UTCHey everyone,
I heard so many nice things about Octane lately that I also wanted to give it a try. And also I recorded this bonus video for you.
(Redshift will still stay my main renderer)
bit.ly/3JFlsoN (with this special link, I will get some extra sauce)
Sounds @jürgenbranz
Cheers
Vincent
Comments
Ruben Gijselhart
Great to hear! Thank you
Vincent Schwenk
Yes Redshift will stay my main renderer, Octane is going to be a bonus
Ruben Gijselhart
Will Redshift still be your main render engine for tutorials though? Or are you considering switching to Octane? I just started learning Redshift (only used Vray in the past) and hope to continue learning it with your tutorials. Thanks!
Colin Chen
Purchased as soon as I see it
Vincent Schwenk
awesome, I will try that in my next rendering.
AlbertoPaganotto
Love to see some octane stuffs :')
ColoradoRS
Thank you, thank, thank you, Vincent! I've been waiting for so long for an Octane tutorial, I hope you can have more Octane tutorials in the future. Thanks again!
Olivier Beaugrand
Also you have an explanation on how to work with displacement mixer here : http://www.aoktar.com/octane/OCTANE%20HELP%20MANUAL.html?VertexDisplacement.html
Juha Pönkänen
What a nice surprice!
Vincent Schwenk
Awesome 🔥😍 thanks
Olivier Beaugrand
Hi, Thanks for the video! - You can the change resolution of the live viewer without modyfing the render settings . There is a field with the number 1 in the live viewer, just change this value to change the resolution. - you can desaturate an octane hdri : in the main tab of the Octane Sky click on the node icon, then you can add a color correction node to the hdri - for the displacement: there is two modes, if you want to use the same type of dispalcement as Redshift choose Type =Vertex displacement and add some Subdivision levels - blending mode : you have a huge list of blending mode in octane, for that you have to use the composite texture node, with this node you can combine multiple layers with masks or blending mode.
Vincent Schwenk
Thank you😍 still need to relearn Octane again
Dan
thanks for the video! 26:40 this is not the maxon noise. probably some OSL noise. the maxon noise is on the left menu all the way down with a black color label. it has all the controls like brightness and contrast as usual.
Dariya Murashova
But not everybody have Gpu
Vincent Schwenk
no one is using Arnold anymore 😂
verhaeren
Rho I've been waiting for a little tutorial on octane, If you made the same scene with redshift, it would be nice to be able to compare the two and see in term of light rendering etc
Dariya Murashova
And what about Arnold render?)