[021] Achieve more REALISM with random texture projections in REDSHIFT for CINEMA 4D | Tutorial Eng

In this tutorial we're gonna have a look at how to randomize texture-projections in Redshift Renderer to achieve more realism.
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[@luvair6765]

You know it's a good tutorial when you have to watch it multiple times. Excellent!

[@BrettCarlsen]

this video is so intense, I'll likely have to watch several times but really appreciate you making it as I know this is extremely valuable information. Can't wait to apply this on a future project.

[@user-kk7hm5rz6g]

Thank you!!!

[@xrossfader]

Really well explained! It all makes total sense. I’m curious why you’re not using a scalar ramp instead? Thanks for sharing.

[@matistaa]

Thank you for this video. Great explanation. Really nice technique.
I am having troubles though getting the "ratio Color" to show different value when emitting objects as render instances. Is that not possible? Thanks a lot

[@Ross_Garden]

Check out Silverwing for the Octane way of doing this

[@Willopo100]

octane?

[@SwedishObjects]

I am trying to offset the texture for a railing. I have an object cloner with a spline connected as the reference object and cylinders as vertical posts. But when I use the mograph index ratio for offset they all turn the same color in render instance. I can make it work with other types of cloners, but not with an object one. Is there a similar solution for an object cloner?

[@ironscavenger]

Mmh... for me at least cloner in object mode works totally fine.
Are you sure you are using the correct instancing mode?
It doesn't work with multi-instances.

[@Elysium.4D]

does this work with clone objects?

[@ironscavenger]

Yes

[@Elysium.4D]

@@ironscavenger they all receive the same rotation

[@tubelator]

I just dont understand how yo know so much?? is it so easy to understand ? Or do you actually read a manual or did you have some learning courses?

[@ironscavenger]

Yeah, reading the manual always helps and just doing tons of experiments :D

[@michaelgardner2175]

First!?