In this Cinema 4D Octane Render tutorial, David Ariew (www.arievvisuals.com) will show you how to create beautiful abstract topographic renders using scatter, as well as how to use adaptive sampling to dramatically speed up your renders, and how to create anamorphic bokeh for a cinematic look.
Expand your Octane Scatter knowledge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9Z2xhIKh-M&t=1344s
Using Octane Displacement for Amazing Abstract Renders in Cinema 4D: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=068g41cTrYY
Create Abstract Topographic Elements Using Sketch & Toon in Cinema 4D: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftFNK2Ng6ZQ
Creating Abstract HUD Elements Using Shader Effector: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97AcZAGcCDE
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Maps: https://www.tfmstyle.com/retina-pack
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Can we get this in an ultra-wide format +David Ariew? 😉
Love thes guys lmao
Octane Scatter 02:57
Octane Material Creation 07:54
Octane Camera Bokeh 27:25
Octane Adaptive Sampling 31:50
Preliked !
i just cant seem to get the glean that you get off of glossy objects. I’m using octane for cinema 4d with the octane VR combo supscription pack. Am i missing render features if i dont get the full standalone?
How much is octane if you want it forever
Is this possible without octane?
Da Vid Da Vid!
I want a Million instances of this tutorial!
TY Octane jesus! the scatter generator in octane is amazing
David, any planes for a tutorial on Octane with forester?
Awesome as always! You guys are great! Inspires me to be an Octane believer again.
Your GPU is melting.
This was fun following along with Maya and Vray.
Brilliant tutorial, as always I’ve learned something new form David 🙂
Thank u for the tutorial 😀
Would be awesome if the hurrican was animated 😀
Thanks for the tut, David. Really good work!
My computer will commite suicide if i try this :/
can you make an animation out of this?
Great to see David back again. Look forward to seeing more Octane goodness. 🙂
Off topic question for David about hair with Octane. I’ve tried many ways but can’t seem to figure out how to apply a linear gradient color to hair if I want the root to be one color and the tip to be another. The only thing that’s gotten me close is using Falloff, but that doesn’t seem to give it the true effect.
Any suggestions?
Also, good tutorial. Thanks man.
Hey David , I recently saw your NAB 2017 and the astronaut video.I wanted to know if all of it was done in c4d,I was blown away by the quality and the scale of the scenes(lighting ,framing .etc) reminded me of 2001: Space odyssey.Keep up the great work, your certainly one to watch for in the future.