Cinema 4D Tutorial - How to make a landscape with Octane Displacement
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- I show a flexible way to create a mountain or cave landscapes with Cinema 4D and Otoy Octane displacement to get atmospheric results.
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Just came across your channel. Absolute GEM tutorials, please dont ever unlist them. Theyll serve people in the future for sure.
Hi just wanna say thanks to you! this is my very first 3d tutorial that i learn and follow, and three years later now im making something for my fav brand Nike!
Legend!
4 years later and this was probably the most helpful tutorial I have seen. Breaking down octane material, fog, camera work, character models, etc. thank you for providing detailed work!
Great to hear!
we want more tutorials like these (and the rock cave one) in just under an hour you create such amazing stuff, and make these so easy, no one would say that this is so easy by looking at the end result
oh man , Im with you, do you know how overwhelming you feel watching the end result before watching this tutorial. Just a big relief lol.
Thanks for this fantastic tutorial! One of the most clear "step by step" tutorials I have followed. Thank you for being an important part of my Cinema 4D / Octane learning curve!
I just got Octane today so this is my first tut and you did a great job. Thanks
thanks man i am learning many new things, i hope the videos will continue
anyone know where I can find more tutorials like this? really like the style of this still.
make more tutorial of art like this please love that man
love it
You explain it so well Thanks
"Hey Philip. You are huge."
Jokes apart, brilliant tutorial. Thanks for breaking it all down.
I really love the look at 36:41
Learnt a lot! Thanks :)
Glad it was helpful!
You're really amazing. Straight to the point!!! Please make more videos like this. Thanks
This is amazing! I had loads of fun following you and doing this. You definitely need to do more of these surreal type projects!
Big thank you Rhett, great tutorial!
Thank you so much for this fantastic tutorial! By the way, I just merged the .obj file into the scene, and they were all small, and not giant. Then I eliminated the rest, and kept only Phil......cheers!
Good tip. TY
@@RhettMankind man mac does not use octane
what do i do
Thank you so much I just got octane this is a great tutorial :)
Welcome to Octane gang
Wow nice, this is helpful to make capes for musics
Will use some of the tricks! :) Thank you.
Thanks for sharing this TUT!
"There you are. You are HUGE." lol
nice tut! continue making the stuff :)
amazing bro!
great tutorial, learned a ton thx😬
Glad it helped!
Thanks for your sharing
Nice and awesome tutorial! I got basic question: how to render the pictures (which options) in the way to export the image on Photoshop. Thanks for the tuto! Greetings from Belgium :-)
this was a great tutorial
Great job
thx u
amazing tutorial,thx!
great tut. what would be the equivalent of the roughness channel when using physical render?
Wow, I Iove your style (Fc from Bangkok)
Awesome tutorial! I learnt a lot watching this. Can I ask you what graphic cards you were using? I’m thinking on building a computer and I’m collecting the more info I can to decide what I should pick. Thanks
At the time of this tutorial I had a GTX 1070
I’m getting some blue static on the wall, especially when I go to the node editor and turn up the settings on the displacement?
Super useful! Thanks!)
Good to hear.
more please
When I make octane specualar and put the texture the material not transparent and become like blur black. Do you know the way to solve this problem?
wow
Is there a way to like decrease the resolution or something for the octane live render part ?
cause my pc is chrashing there frequently..
i thought about maybe having it only rendering at a really low resolution just to see how different materials effect something ?
completely without is kinda to hard..
cheers for the lovely tutorial tho!
Thanks for sharing Rhett , can you share characters you use please ?
COOL
can you shair a link to the texure you used for the glass ball?
Hi, Great tutorial but i'm new to c4d and when i try and get the landscape to follow the curve/ err "spline" it seems to twist, like there's a rotation i need to zero out - I tried a few things like trying it horizontal with new curve, also noticed the box with +y -y +x -x etc but still wasn't correct...any ideas?
Wow. That's awesome. I am just getting in to 3D modeling and still work. I'm bit nervous as I just ordered the new PC parts I got Ryzen 9 rtx2080Super 32GB ddr4 3200mhz ram. And some ssds. Is this enough to get me going or is there anything else you would recommend me to add ? Also awesome channel. Definitely subscribing 👌
Thanks. My PC specs were lower than that when I made this tut.
@@RhettMankind ah okay. I basically I should be good. I also like that you leave the links for the materials you use. It's very nice and helpful. Currently watching the octane studio light setup you did
I cant find this Camera button and the bar in version r20, Im totaly noob :-P
Do Octane Scatter and Displacement perform calculations on the GPU or the CPU?
Octane works off the GPU so yes, so do Scatter and Displacement.
👍 Awesome, thanks for this! ✌ ✌ 😊
Cool tutorial , is there a reason to use reflective sphere ?
To give a nice reflection ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
plz soething more like this
Cooooool, Thaks a lot
suppper Great*****
Hey Thanks for sharing this. I wonder what are your PC specs?
Not crazy. GeForce 1070 GPU with 8bg RAM
I'm running a 1050 with 8GB RAM. Man Octane sure takes a toll on the system. Is your 1070 2GB or 4? Great tutorial btw! Helped out a newbie like me quite a bit :)
@@arjun_roy1 1070 only have 8 and 11 GB of VRam i think, he is saying about VRAM, the ram memory you need 12 GB or higher in Octane to make something interesting.
what are your octane settings ?
Please project files.
what gpu are you using? i'm planning to buy a 2060 super. is it worth it?
where is links for resources ?
Cool tut.... though pretty bored of the tiny guy , big sphere meme in c4d at the moment hahah
hi what gpu you use? my c4d always crash if i bump a displacement to 8k, any tips?
Use a lower quality. 4k, 1k. You should still get a decent result. Just not quite as high quality.
I found the most difficult part is to adjust the landscape plan to a proper position.
Why the heck you guys don't put the final result?
If you follow the tutorial you should have your own final result, no?
request a link to download r19 bro please :(
Rutracker r20 octan only on r19
I dont have Octane?? Do i need it - its so expensive
one day i will get it lol.
You can get the latest version of Octane VR for about 20$ a month, it has its limits, but its fully featured, and if you only have 1 or 2 gpu's then it will not matter anyway.. look it up on their home site, and find some more info.. I don't have the money to spare either, but I'm spending 20$ a month to learn this stuff, and eventually when I have enough saved up and I really need it, I'll buy it.
Tnx a lot!
Cinema 4D and little bit of PS
www.artstation.com/artwork/rQReO
I can't find the object properties anywhere and can't change any of the segments. Help
hello there!! i did exactly what you did but when i add the texture it looks like the rocks are like desintregrating or something! please help, what did i do wrong?
never mind, i just fixed it!! nice tutorial by the way thanks!!!!
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