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Brilly
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Добавлен 6 мар 2009
I am Brilly, the artist formerly known as Locked And Loading. An Educator, Director, and Digital Artist.
The McLaren F1
1 of 64 road versions. In my opinion the best care ever made.
The McLaren F1? Oh man, that car is like a legend in the automotive world. I mean, I still remember seeing it for the first time in Need for Speed, and it just blew my mind. It's one of those cars that doesn't seem real because it's so ahead of its time. And that central driving position? Genius. It's like sitting in the cockpit of a fighter jet, except you're tearing up the road. Plus, that BMW V12 engine? Pure music. And the way it hugs the road at insane speeds? Unreal. The McLaren F1 isn't just a car; it's a work of art, a testament to what happens when engineering meets passion.
Now let's talk about my passion. My lifelong ...
The McLaren F1? Oh man, that car is like a legend in the automotive world. I mean, I still remember seeing it for the first time in Need for Speed, and it just blew my mind. It's one of those cars that doesn't seem real because it's so ahead of its time. And that central driving position? Genius. It's like sitting in the cockpit of a fighter jet, except you're tearing up the road. Plus, that BMW V12 engine? Pure music. And the way it hugs the road at insane speeds? Unreal. The McLaren F1 isn't just a car; it's a work of art, a testament to what happens when engineering meets passion.
Now let's talk about my passion. My lifelong ...
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Видео
Toon Shading in Cinema 4D Using Octane | Part 3
Просмотров 3122 месяца назад
In this tutorial Brilly will go through the steps on animating illustrative toon shaders using Octane Toon Materials. Part 1: ruclips.net/video/JJzw99_xzAU/видео.html Part 2: ruclips.net/video/JPwbWyJN-3Q/видео.html In this Quick Tip tutorial, David Brodeur AKA Brilly shows you how to apply animation to the custom toon lines and toon shader we created in Part 1 & Part 2 of this series to give y...
Toon Shading in Cinema 4D Using Octane | Part 2
Просмотров 3222 месяца назад
In this tutorial Brilly will go through the steps on creating illustrative toon shading using Octane Toon Materials. Part 1: ruclips.net/video/JJzw99_xzAU/видео.html Part 3: ruclips.net/video/Ymp8Ov-G1to/видео.html In this Quick Tip tutorial, David Brodeur AKA Brilly shows you how to apply custom textures in your toon shading to break up the solid cell shading aesthetic and create a more illust...
Toon Shading in Cinema 4D Using Octane | Part 1
Просмотров 7232 месяца назад
In this tutorial Brilly will go through the steps on creating illustrative toon lines using Octane Toon Materials. Part 2: ruclips.net/video/JPwbWyJN-3Q/видео.html Part 3: ruclips.net/video/Ymp8Ov-G1to/видео.html In this Quick Tip tutorial, David Brodeur AKA Brilly shows you how to apply custom toon lines to any model through Octane Render. Brilly will walk you through how to use multiple nodes...
Render Network: Best way to Download Sequences
Просмотров 813 месяца назад
In this tutorial Brilly will walk you through the best way to download large render sequences from the Render Network. In this walkthrough tutorial, David Brodeur AKA Brilly shows you how to make sure your rendered sequence can be downloaded properly and in a more efficient way when using the Render Network. Products used in this tutorial: Render Network: rendernetwork.com Octane Render home.ot...
Create Automotive Glass
Просмотров 1203 месяца назад
In this tutorial Brilly will walk you through how he designed his photorealistic car and automotive glass using Octane Render. In this walkthrough tutorial, David Brodeur AKA Brilly shows you how to properly create glass for cars in order to master the correct reflection and refraction from the surface. Brilly will show you multiple techniques on how you can achieve your desired look. The look ...
Easy Fix- KitBash Texture Linking
Просмотров 1243 месяца назад
In this tutorial Brilly will walk you through how older downloads of Kitbash assets for Octane Render have a texture relinking issues and how simple it can be to correct. In this walkthrough tutorial, David Brodeur AKA Brilly shows you how to properly organize your KitBash scene files and use the project asset inspector to properly link your materials. Products used in this tutorial: Octane Ren...
Brilly at Beeple's Digital Art DeathMatch
Просмотров 1863 месяца назад
In this tutorial Brilly will walk you through how he made his design live on stage at Beeple's Gallery with no assets in under 20 minutes using Octane Render. In this walkthrough tutorial, David Brodeur AKA Brilly shows you how to model and create a render with nothing other than C4D and Octane Render. This tutorial will show you how a concept can be generated and executed quickly. Products use...
Create Custom Lens Filters in Under 60 Seconds
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.5 месяцев назад
In this tutorial Brilly will go through the steps on creating cool custom lens filters using Octane Render. In this Quick Tip tutorial, David Brodeur AKA Brilly shows you how to model and properly set up your very own custom lens filters for your camera through Octane Render. With Octane Render being an un-biased render engine this effect is super easy as it behaves as it would in the real worl...
MSG Sphere Vegas | Google
Просмотров 3305 месяцев назад
Upon Google & Mirada reaching out to me to contribute to the creation of a remarkable visual spectacle for the prestigious MSG Sphere in Las Vegas, I eagerly embraced the opportunity. This collaborative endeavor, centered around Google Android at CES 2024, epitomized a vibrant convergence of creativity and technology. The task at hand involved imbuing the Android mascot with diverse personas, e...
Use Octane Render & OpenAI ChatGPT together!
Просмотров 5725 месяцев назад
In this tutorial Brilly walks you through how to combine ChatGPT along with Otoy Octane Render's Vectron to help write scripts and code to create fractal geometry. This is a really awesome way to harness more power from Vectron without needing to know how to write scripts and code. Products used in this tutorial: Octane Render home.otoy.com/render/octane-render Open AI Chat GPT chat.openai.com/...
Fisheye Lens Easy in Octane
Просмотров 3645 месяцев назад
In this Quick Tip Brilly walks you through how simple and easy it is to set up a fisheye lens inside Octane Render. It is a very underutilized feature that can really add extra style and impact to your frames. Products used in this tutorial: Octane Render home.otoy.com/render/octane-render Follow Otoy: Twitter OTOY Extra Links View more training and my artwork yobrilly.com/ Follow B...
Workflow Tips: Hide Materials in Octane & C4D
Просмотров 3736 месяцев назад
In this Quick Tip Brilly walks you 3 different ways to hide your materials depending on what situation you are in. 2 different and easy ways within the Octane Live Viewer and aother different way inside C4D's Viewport. Products used in this tutorial: Octane Render home.otoy.com/render/octane-render Follow Otoy: Twitter OTOY Extra Links View more training and my artwork yobrilly.com/...
Compare Renders Inside Octane Live Viewer
Просмотров 3536 месяцев назад
In this Quick Tip Brilly walks you through how easy it is to store and compare renders while you are working in your 3D scene all using the Octane Live Viewer. Products used in this tutorial: Octane Render home.otoy.com/render/octane-render Follow Otoy: Twitter OTOY Extra Links View more training and my artwork yobrilly.com/ Follow Brilly: Twitter Yo_Brilly instagram.com...
Workflow Tip | Octane Live Viewer Update Check
Просмотров 4667 месяцев назад
David Brodeur AKA Brilly walks you through this great workflow tip inside of Octane Renders Live Viewer window that will make working inside of 3D much more enjoyable and will save you time while building your 3D scenes.
Building 3D Scenes With Free Image Assets
Просмотров 2047 месяцев назад
Building 3D Scenes With Free Image Assets
Beginner | Set Your Image to Render Octane in C4D
Просмотров 3407 месяцев назад
Beginner | Set Your Image to Render Octane in C4D
QuickTip: How to Render With Alpha using Octane
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.9 месяцев назад
QuickTip: How to Render With Alpha using Octane
Elevate Your 3D Materials with 2D Skills!
Просмотров 16711 месяцев назад
Elevate Your 3D Materials with 2D Skills!
TUTORIAL | Quickly Enhance Your Lighting
Просмотров 49811 месяцев назад
TUTORIAL | Quickly Enhance Your Lighting
TUTORIAL | Intro to Hard Surface Modeling Part 1
Просмотров 426Год назад
TUTORIAL | Intro to Hard Surface Modeling Part 1
This video is going to blow up. Mark my words-timing couldn’t be better!
Agreed. Render Network is ready to launch
How LeBron James feels after winning the Olympics
I disagree here, you do not want static noise in animation.
Why? I don't want static noise in animation either but when using Spectral AI denoiser I noticed it can give more animated splotchy results within the render. So I check static noise only when using low samples and AI denoiser and then add animated noise in post on top.
the concept is baffling
Is there a way to do it without the post processing effects disappearing ?
i looking everywhere, we will never find out…😢
Thank you! You helped me with my project
@@dmir1n thrilled I could help
This looks awesome !
Thank you!
great tip 💻
@@LuisDvnFilms thank you 🙏
What program did you use to make it?
@@6l1t3h_Official Otoy Octane Render and C4D
Inspired by simon stalenhag?
@@trollface782errorcreations2 who couldn’t be. I am sure back when I made this I had his art in the back of my mind.
What do you use to make these? Just asking cuz it looks cool ❤
@@trollface782errorcreations2 C4D and Octane Render. Thanks!
i was trading RNDR but this video shows where it is used. just a quick note : if you use this network a lot it a s better option to buy RNDR from an exchange, put them in your metamsk wallet, and connect your wallet to it and spend RNDR s directly. this video was a year ago and RNDR was 2 USD. now as of july 2024 it is about 6 USD. if i am judging correctly you should be spending 3 times the fee that you spent in this video. if thats a case you can consider using RNDR s directly. by the way RNDR is moving from ETH mainnet to SOL mainnet and it will become RENDER so buy the correct one :)
@@Orkun-8080 RNDR token and RNDR credits are not exactly the same. It’s best using credits when you the RNDR network. At least for now.
wait...the car is....EMPTY!?!?!?! :)))
Not when it is driving, take a closer look. You drive the F1 from the center but you will see me in the drivers seat in the last shot.
That thumbnail i thought it was a photo WOW 😲 i love octane i my self I'm an Octane Blender user 🤓👍#keeprendering
Thanks! Love it, I want to jump into blender with Octane as well.
Thank you! been wanting to experiment with toon in octane but most tutorials are severely outdated!
You're welcome! I felt the same way. Outdated and not diving in deep enough to see that you can do more with it.
This is great. Thank you. Look forward to the follow up tutorial.
Glad you enjoyed it! The other videos are up, Links in the description.
Me when the platonist
Nice tutorial
Thank you! Cheers!
This is one thing I wish was easier in Unreal this looks really easy to link up here
Yeah man. I feel you there. And this has been in the original release of toon in Octane so it’s not even a new feature. Redshift finally updated theirs and it’s basically what Octane has been able to do. But it just seems like all 3D softwares are neglecting cell and toon looks except for blender grease pencil… but artists want it.
Thank you! But the cube next to it, on the left, remained super grainy, so how do you clean that?
Got lots of info on that for you, check these out: ruclips.net/video/gzaGhl4RXGo/видео.html & ruclips.net/video/H-4os9rA-K4/видео.html
i had errror live viewer render .there Is no cuda device selected error pls solve
Do you know how to do it in 2024 version? they replaced heightmap with stamp and it has much less options :/
Love it. Thanks a lot for the tip. Currently learning blender octane. I found you videos very easy to follow. Thanks a lot
Thank you! Thrilled I could help
@@Brilly_Yo oh men, I’m making a video as we speak, I’ll put it on my channel and tag you on it once it’s done ;)
the concept is baffling
Have you tried Drop and Render? Curious about your thoughts... It downloads automatically as they finish
I have not used it but based on the price calculator all of my jobs would take longer to render and cost more money for me to use that service over Render Network.
Awesome thanks a lot for sharing
Of course!
Generally all B&W images should have set Color Space to non-color data. After that channels like Opacity looks better also most of the roughness, bump images too.
Great to know
I would call this a "cheat" more than anything...You don't have to use thin wall if you just give the glass thickness. Then there will be no refraction issues and it will be more realistic
Yes, I have done both ways but as I mention in the video this method has the ability to render quicker with possibly less artifacts. Visually with how I set it up there was no visible difference but quicker render. No solution is best in every single case.
Why does this not show up on your channel?
Hmm was not aware
hacpaho
I would never advice using thin walls for anything other than soap bubbles or some sort of plastic that is ultra thin. A real windshield has depth, with real world depth the weird refraction will solve it self. Thin walls and fake shadows is a work around for lazy modelers but far away from realism
I appreciate your thought process on this but for me it is not practical to do everything physically based. I completely disagree with this being "lazy". It is all about problem solving to get the look you desire when you design. If the look needed requires a physically based solution great, if it does not than that is great too. There are pro's and con's to both.
@@Brilly_Yo well you flip a switch that is labeled "fake shadows" idk what else than lazy that is. these options purely exist because they break pbr as you dont get the look you expected. but instead of fixing it or trying to understand why it looks wrong they implemented a workaround.
I'm really loving these quick Octane power tips. Thanks Brilly!
🙏🙏🙏
Get it homie 💪🏾
Lets Go!
Awesome! ❤
Thanks! 😄
The devil's eye diamond 💎 is not easy to retrieve.
muito bom
crazy how I was in your 3D animation class at Ringling and still come back to your videos to see if I can find any new tricks! favorite teacher, straight to the point as always.
Yooo! Too kind 🙏🙏
Fire!
Thank you!
Octane Jesus Dropped this technique a while back, cool exploration on the shapes of the lens though.
Ahhh! Just went and checked that out. Subtle difference on technique but major difference on tutorial time haha. Well now we have an under 60 second demo!
Is it possible to do it the other way around? Render only the background and transparent objects? Thanks!
Yeah, you would do it with object mattes
Did you have to buy 2 subs to Octane to run in C4d and Blender?
Octane is free for Blender users
@@Brilly_Yo It is? I have a sub - and got the plug from Otoy. How do you get it if you don't have a sub?
This is soo cool!
Thank you!
Dang this is really cool! Super good idea! Awesome job!
Much appreciated!
BOOM! love to see these types of techniques! I did something similar a year or so ago for fun where I took a thin cube and put a bunch of layered roughness on it to produce a sort of "painterly roughness" effect on the render itself. Couple that with the outlines from a toon shader composited on top and it looks pretty unique and stylized.
That sounds awesome! Glad you like this as well
Well. Done.
Thanks!
Bruh masha is ruining my life also ✨masha: BEAR IM FAMOUS✨
That's fresh great work 🤙🏿🤙🏿
Thanks 💯 💪🏽
Amazing work. It would be interesting to know how such work is done on a sphere, about what type of rendering, how the scene is assembled and what camera is used
Thanks! As far as all those details I would love to answer them all. I have worked on the Sphere before for Coca-Cola as well. I think I will need to do a full walkthrough video here on my channel where I breakdown the files and what goes into producing content on the Sphere.
@@Brilly_Yo Great. It would be cool
I dont understand my problem, Chat gpt gave me this code #include <octane-oslintrin.h> shader Vectron( float scale = 1.0 [[float min = 0, float max = 10, float slidermax = 100]], int iterations = 10 [[int min = 1, int max = 100]], float bailout = 10.0 [[float min = 0.1, float max = 100]], float radius = 1.0 [[float min = 0, float slidermax = 1e4, float sliderexponent = 4]], vector translate = {0, 0, 0}, output _sdf out = _SDFDEF) { // Start with initial distance float distanceToOrigin = distance(P, translate) - radius; // Initialize the final distance float finalDistance = distanceToOrigin; // Iterate to create fractal structure for (int i = 0; i < iterations; ++i) { // Applying scaling to the position P *= scale; // Update distance with Vectron formula float distToTranslation = distance(P, translate) - radius; // Combine distances to create fractal geometry finalDistance = max(finalDistance, abs(distToTranslation)); } // Assign final distance to output out.dist = finalDistance - bailout; }
Yes, ChatGPT is not perfect. I chat back and forth with it sometimes for a while to get the code right. It just gave me this code. Use this as a starting point and let ChatGPT this is the only code you got functional up until this point and to give variations to this. It can take some conversation to work through. #include <octane-oslintrin.h> shader Vectron( int Iterations = 12, float Bailout = 2.0, float Power = 16.0, vector translate = 0, output _sdf out = _SDFDEF) { vector pos = P - translate; vector z = pos; float dr = 1.0; float r = 0.0; for (int i = 0; i < Iterations; i++) { r = length(z); if (r > Bailout) break; // Convert to spherical coordinates float theta = acos(z[2] / r); float phi = atan2(z[1], z[0]); // Power and scale the point float zr = pow(r, Power); theta = theta * Power; phi = phi * Power; // Convert back to Cartesian coordinates z = zr * vector(sin(theta) * cos(phi), sin(theta) * sin(phi), cos(theta)); z += pos; dr = Power * pow(r, Power - 1.0) * dr + 1.0; } out.dist = 0.5 * log(r) * r / dr; }
Super cool, I've never used Vectron
You should! There are some pretty awesome things you can create with Fractals.