The secret of REALISTIC MATERIALS | Octane nodes explained
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- This video is a comprehensive look at the materials in Octane Render Engine 3.08. I talk about Mix Material, Sub Surface Scattering (SSS), Dirt node and many other powerful tools as well as Octane Node Workflow. This video will help you understand everything you need to know about materials in Octane for C4D.
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im watching this tut for the more than 15th times im pumped more than 15 times.. when im losing hope i come back to this pumping tut. Thanks Andrey most people dont share kind of knowledge even those who created octane they couldnt teach to this level
you can't find a tutorial like this on RUclips, explaining Channels in material one by one .this is great,this is kind of tutorials can be said "i wish i saw it earlier"
This video is better than paid courses! If you'll have online classes, I'll totally get one. Thank you so much!
I've been recently getting into learning about Octane and C4D and have felt so overwhelmed by not understanding how the different nodes work, when to use them and why, etc. Thank you so much for this tutorial - this has been exactly what I've been looking for. If you ever did a more in depth course on this or something related to your texturing/rendering process, I'd absolutely pay for it. Thank you for the amazing content, really glad I found your channel! :)
Best tutorial to learn every material, nodes, effects in 26 minutes, you're the best
Man, you are a BEAST, only step by step tutorial in the whole internet. Clear and “simple” explanations!
это охрененно, чувак, два урока сразу - по материалам октана и по специфическому-техническому английскому)) спасибо!
Just got into VFX and motion design. I honestly learn SO MUCH from these tutorials. Thank you so much for sharing it!
Hello, Andrey.
I would say this tutorial is spectacular. This is the most useful and most detailed video about node material I have ever seen.
Millions thanks to you, have a good day.
Getting into octane. Made a mess of my first material, spent hours trying to get a gradient, so glad I found this video, but this really helps! Good work
Same here lol
I have a feeling like his life is a big greenscreen and hard work behind computer to basically create his own world behind him. So awesome work. BIG fan dude!
Thank you so much for this. I'm an advertising photographer trying to strengthen my future by learning 3D, and this was the only tutorial I could find that explained it in a decent way.
Hugely appreciative.
Fantastic. Took me forever to find this and wasted a ton of time hating the node editor. Now I am excited to use it!
I just got octane render, watching this video alone made me happy with my purchase. Dope content as usual.
Hi Andrey, I've watch your tutorials for some time now, just subscribed to octane about a week ago and was looking for a tutorial about octane materials as I've just switched from standard render and material editing is what was making me go back to standard over and over again, this is a career changing switch.
Im bor with some tutorial but your tutorial is another level . Hope one day im working with you.❣️
I always come back in this video man. you are a big help
Knowledge that you share with us is worth thousands of dollars . A huge thumbs up for your work bro 😎
Do not be tired, it was awesome thanks
I’m starting in the 3D world and this video has been invaluable. Thanks A LOT! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I have no choice, i have to watch every one of your videos in the highest of rez!
19:50 Just wanted to say that you can plug in a Noise to a Displacement node by using the Baking Texture node.
Wow, this one is the best of best of tutorials for Octane I have never seen before, I was struggling to find tutorial covering all these points.very useful.
Please keep going, you are amazing man!
Your tutorials make me want to pick up 3D again! Great work, you really put a lot of effort and time into these and it shows!
You are a real artist with a lot of technical skills !! Your visuals are amazing :) Great tutorial thanks
Great material video!! I've decided that the 3 jars with glowing orbs is CG! They don't seem to have a different path from the cuts that are made!!!
Nice edited tutorial! Lots of info, very quick and to the point! Fresh look to teaching! Love it!
Starting to fall in love you and your videos.. use to hate it and find it boring but omg! this is so useful! :D
Спасибо, Андрей! Смотрю и мечтаю жить Вашей жизнью, а это огромная мотивация для роста :3
This is awesome, finally a super simple explanation for learning octane nodes. Thank you!
awesome tutorial and presentation!
Yes Mr.Andrey , thank you Sir !!
This tautorial is amazing, so many details explained is such simple way helping you achieve great materials. Thank you!
saw that tonight (not for the first time). Anyway , thanks for the introduction. And at least A Happy New Year 2021. F.
Awesome intro and outro 26:29, colorful and awesome love it!
sick vid, I'm feeling pumped!
Great explanation and walk-through with live example of the materials options! thanks!
This is absolutely brilliant! Slick tutorial, both in content and execution
Thank you very much Rowan!
This is my first comment of this year, .... I just wanna say thank you and I love your video. A fan From Laos ! :D
Best tutorial out there about materials in octane, well done!
Absolutely awesome tutorial, it's the "must-have knowledge" about Octane, thanks indeed!
Thumbs up and subscribed.
Ciao.
I'm happy you like it :)
Ah! Finally :) Thank you very much for this, this is so helpful! Now what i'd love to see, is one of your work, explained form A to Z, too much tutorials on the internet show you the final result but actually show how to do the first 50%. So beginners or intermediate still have no idea how to achieve a great great result. But for a start, i'm going to do 2L of coffee and learn nodes now.
Haha, glad to hear your inspired to dive deep :) As for the tutorials... well, mostly they (and I) don't show it because it's the same work showed in the first 50% but stretched over several hours. Refining, adjusting things... There's no point recording it if you already showed and explained it. What might be hidden is post-production though. I'll do a video about that with some tricks ;) Thank you for the comment mate
I agree with your point of view, but for beginners it's a process with mysteries because we don't really know what we do and what's going to happen when we tweak. So seeing a pro along all that process would be crucial for me at least, because finally i'll get to understand and SEE how we get from meh to wow in a concrete example. And i know it's all about refining. But some folks need to know what to do to refine in the good direction! Maybe it would be a long and boring tuto, i give you that! :) Anyway, it's just a feedback of a person who wants to learn how to get better. And i already thank you for what you teach. Greetings from Canada my friend!
UR A GOD AT EXPLAINING THINGS!
great video, very easy and fun to listen to you :)
Fresh look to tutorials. Great
este tutorial foi praticamente uma aula que nunca tive, muito bom mesmo, parabéns
Love it! New to Octane and don't mind learning the node editor. This helped a lot!
Glad it helped. Step in to nodes will massively benefit you ;) Good luck
Andrey Lebrov thank you. For sure. I'm watching many of your videos. Great stuff. Keep it up!
phenomenal content quality! keep up the awesome work man
Thank you for very useful octane tutorial and other your motivational videos. Waiting for your new video about how to work harder :)
Please keep going, you are amazing man ❤️❤️
very detailed and interesting, thanks and thumbs up)
wow, it's a nice video most helpful, everyone. Thank you Andrey Lebrov Thank you very much
Great video. Very helpful.
Awesome intro man love how detailed you are.
I just discovered your channel and its fantastic!
So useful, thank you! even 2 years after !
Круто! Тоже так научусь когда-нибудь)
Great video, loved the great editing, and overlaying the texture window over your talk through!
Bro! Thanx for this, really appreciate it 🔥
You just deserved much more thab "just" over 300k subbers.
Thank you so much for the tutorial it help's me so alot to understand octane 😊
Great tutorial! Thanks a lot!!!
Awesome tutorial dude, keep 'em coming!
Can you make a detailed one on how to create and render the concrete road and the glowing marbles of the realistic textures tutorial? That'd be super cool, thanks!
WOW WOW WOW Awesome,thank you , please more tuts !!
You just make my life easier! Thank you so much! 😊
Your videos are insane thank you
Pretty Sure I will njoy the shared knowledge. Did not watched the tutorial yet but wanted to give quick response and be the first comment so ;d sorry. Wondering since your workhouse has invested so much in GPUs, what are the inner opinions about other GPU renderers like Redshift ?
Thank you for the question. While I think Redshift is more suitable for big productions and demanding scenes, Octane is faster and is physically correct (unbiased). All the advantages that competitors might have (Like AI denoiser for instance) will be implemented in Octane in upcoming releases.
To be fair to Redshift and other engines, I haven't used them PROPERLY in the real production environment. I believe it's better to stick with one system, one workflow and improve yourself in it consistently, rather than jump around experimenting. We did have challenges with vRAM limits on a project involving tens of unique complex buildings, but it was solved by structured and planned optimisation. We've been able to render areas with all the plants, buildings, cars and people.
Unless I see something truly revolutionary, we won't switch from Octane. The only Redshift benefit I see is no memory restrictions. Which is a temporary problem for Octane with fast-evolving GPU technologies :)
u are insane! speaks and teach greatfull!!!
Wow, really thank you bro for all that you do! It's so much powerful!
Thanks so much. You gave out a lot of good knowledge there. It is really appreciated!
Thank you. More interesting tuts coming :)
Subscribed, great video man
This video is really helpful.a big thumbs up to u
I've been looking for this. Nobody explain this stuff not even OTOY themselves.
great video! nice to have a full explanation of octane materials, too bad it didn't' come out 2 years ago, lol.
Great video, even for a beginner.
Thank you! Very useful tutorial.
straight to the point. Thank you
High five 🖐🏼
Awesome tot as always. I like the flying lights in the right :))
Thanks!
Great presentation!
holy fock! this is pure gold. god blees the information era!
Thank u for the video in 4k
Great tut..simple and to the point as should be..keep up ;)
Thanks mate!
i'm your fan.. thanks you !!
Охренительные туториалы. Даже если где-то чего-то не понимаешь - все равно интересно! Может подскажешь какие-нибудь классные курсы или туториалы, чтобы в будущем настолько же шарить в подобных вещах и заниматься подобным? =)
Great videos my man!
Please more octane tutorials :) Cant find the texture and other older ones you mention :(
You rock man, thanks for the great content.
the intro looks so sick
thank you, its very interesting and helpfull for me
this is fantastic, thank you!
Great stuff as usual. Its a little more obvious the firefly lights are not real in this tut. Im still interested in seeing how you made them tho : )
great, thanx alot.....very helpfull.... i hope we see more soon....thx
Regards Andrey , You can teach us how to make the particle effect floating in the jar like the ones you have in the background of the video, thanks
did you find any solution about particle effect floating in the jar? thanks
Many Thanks !
Very usefull !
very useful knowledges
EXCELLENT VIDEO!
Amazing! I love this channel so much :-D please post more tutorials^_^
Nice, Ronaldo
Hey man, I would love to know if you could teach how to achieve/make that fantasy look, the ambient.
BTW, I'm completely obsessed with your work!
Pretty amazing editing going on in this video (aside from the awesome renders and examples). Are those floating light orbs in the glass jars on the right side of the video added in post? Or is it sorcery?
It's a post sorcery :D Thank you mate