Redshift - Advanced Volumetric/fog techniques

Using Redshift 3.41 in this video I will be going over how to put some variation in to your fog/volumetrics, as well as utilizing the Redshift state variable to control the height of the fog. My tutorials playback well at 1.5x speed :D.
The environment was created by one of my students Nathan Wen, check him out on linkedin
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[@keithyakouboff8755]

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[@user-kb7jt6dk2y]

Thanks a lot for this awesome tutorial! Help me really well! :)

[@ariasiao]

thank you! This one is pretty useful!

[@frumpeting]

Great tutorial!

[@shicalista]

great tutorial! Do you know if i can do this in one scene and import it to another one?

[@rabidpooh007]

You should be able too, because you're creating nodes in your scene, so you'll just have to connect them up.

[@pirlibibi]

Very great and useful tutorial ! Thanks man ! I work with 3dsmax and unfortunately I can't dissociate RSstate ray positions into 3 axis. Too bad !

[@rabidpooh007]

Sorry I haven't used Redshift in Max, but I've used it in Katana and found that Redshift will provide the missing utility nodes (like range/ramp) for Katana, so I would look at the utilities that it does provide and see if you can find similar nodes.

[@philosophyfrog2653]

Could you demonstrate this in c4d? Would mean a lot to me, can’t figure this out.

[@andrearusky]

yeah I was also trying to understand how to apply the texture to the Tint color of the volume scatter.. seems I can't manage to use the redshift graph editor on the environment

[@rabidpooh007]

Sorry guys, I'm not familiar with C4D :(

[@DesmondHolt]

If I get it to work in c4d I'll make a tut and give the original credit 🥂