In this Lesson, you will learn texturing techniques in Octane. Zaoeyo will show you around the software and help you to bring in your model. Next, you'll follow along in creating photorealistic stone and bronze textures for your image. Octane may look complex, but you will see how simple this process can be when approached from the right mindset.
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Augusto Solis 2 years ago
i have an issue and got a playback error
This video file cannot be played.
(Error Code: 102630)
Farhal Yasir 2 years ago
samee
Farhal Yasir 2 years ago
This video file cannot be played.
(Error Code: 102630)
Petr Holusa 2 years ago
Hello, Can I bother you with Redshift renderer? I am wondered how to recreate that dirt part? Anyone can point me? Thank youuu.
Roberto Mapp 2 years ago
Hey Petr,
The Redshift equivalent of the dirt node is the curvature node.
Davide Stiz 2 years ago
hey, i'm new in octane. do you know how can i visualize each node? in blender we have wrangler node
Davide Stiz 2 years ago
thank you to all
David Ariew 2 years ago
hey Davide, just right click and select solo node. The only issue is it doesn't work on the specular material type and often doesn't work with the universal type either, so just temporarily switch it to glossy or diffuse to view the node.
Makena Markson 2 years ago
Hello Davide. I'm not quite sure about Blender, but I've done a search and found this and it might help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoDCFJ-xPc0
As for Cinema 4D, It's right in the tutorial : )