Have you had a look at the OSL-library that comes with Octane? There are really useful shaders like carpaint with procedural flakes. You find those in the octane material node editor top menu > OSL. Many don´t know. Another extremely powerful OSL shader takes your tileable texture and shuffles the content in a way that it tiles but doesn´t look repetitive any more. I use it all the time. It perfect for ground and wall textures. With GPT-4, you can even try to create your own OSL-scripts although the success rate is low. But still a very interesting thing to play around with
Wow! Many years using Octane and I did not know that magic. Thanks, magician.
Have you had a look at the OSL-library that comes with Octane? There are really useful shaders like carpaint with procedural flakes. You find those in the octane material node editor top menu > OSL. Many don´t know.
Another extremely powerful OSL shader takes your tileable texture and shuffles the content in a way that it tiles but doesn´t look repetitive any more. I use it all the time. It perfect for ground and wall textures.
With GPT-4, you can even try to create your own OSL-scripts although the success rate is low. But still a very interesting thing to play around with
Hey man, thank you for the explanation on this. Nodes are sketch and you walked us through how to tackle this greatly.
Thank you, man! I love seeing comments like that!
amazing tutorial and pretty straight forward, thank you very much!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR KNOWLEDGE.
that was sick! thanks🫡
sooo good bro
great tut as always my dude
you're brilliant thank you
This tutorial is super handy! Thank you!
Great tutorial! Thank you!
I really love your tutorial!!!!! It's helpful!!! Tks a lot🥺
really helpful what about the tires? dusty and scratched ? that would be pretty cool!
I think tires are quite easy so I don't think I will cover it, I will do tire material and see if there is anything hard people might struggle with.
thx you a lot bro!
3:38 Habe you tried feeding in a zero via xpresso? Just a suggestion. Haven´t tested it myself, yet
Great as always! Thank you.
Man, just keep going. So tasty!