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Thank you! thank you! thank you! you made me love Octane once more! :D

Thanks great help 👏👏👏🙌🏾

"Thank you so much for the video-it was incredibly helpful! I just wanted to know: did you convert these tree assets into Octane materials manually by reconnecting everything with your settings, or did you use the one-click 'Convert to Octane Material' option? If so, could you share what settings you used for the Octane materials for the 3D Shaker tree assets?

wait so how do you get poly haven hdris work for octane instead of cycles?

感谢这个视频，为我解答了问题

Ive been checking that light pass material a lot. Im kinda doubting it actually does something. I mean when i plug a color in instead of the transparent node, i should see that color. But that doesnt happen. I wonder if the shadows after glass are actually shadows. If we are using real glass, then i believe its called caustics EDIT Well now i know mine never worked. I forgot that math node. Man ive been going crazy over this one. Always wodnered, why doesnt it work for me hahaha Ive seen versions without this Math node, i always was like... what is this fake BS about. It doesnt work. Now i understand why

@1:50 When you showed the initial comparing of "with and without" glass. There must have been done more. When you start a scene and add glass, it never looks that clean and hardly any shadows when doing interior renders. There must be more in this scene which we dont see

I have some question. If I have a tree asset like botaniq or nay asset that made for cycle and eevee render is it compatible with octane or I have to make a whole new texture for octane ?

Great video as always. May I ask what were your render settings, GPU and Rendertimes for the animation? Thanks.

Can you tell me where i can find the luts ?

woaw ! so coool ! thanks for this good tutorial

Hi where we can find the better bloom 1.2 filter for the compositor? Thanks great tutorial!

Impressive !

It would be great if your assets gets support with scatter addon too!

good job, Thanks for the tutorial

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The link for the project files aren't working.

Video for advanced users or if you pay will get a slightly more detail guide.

But there's only one Image Texture, which is just the leaf, so why is it being applied so well? Why is it that when I download the fern model and texture from Quixel Bridge, it doesn't work properly

Wonderful

Can you please provide the links to OCIO you used

Hi, thx a lot. the problem i have is that it doesnt show the background hdri correctly. I followed all the steps, maybe it's blender 4.2 problem?...

impressive stuff really :) I have a question how did you create a rocky shore and water?

8:04 Can you please clarify how to add procedural textures in the extremely confusing Blender Texture Tab? I managed to add a non-dynamic cloud Texture to my Plane but can't seem to procedurally customize it like you did.

Hi, nice work! May I ask why you use particle system instead of geometry nodes for tree scattering?

Thank you for this insight into glass! Really interesting!

Hello, sorry to bother you but I have a project where I need vines, and I am going to make them into a billboard texture, do you think I can make a seamless vine after purchasing a good one model? Thanks you in advance & the projet look really good 🔥🔥

Thank you so much for this breakdown. Even though you have gone through the entire process very nicely! Can you please make a video only focusing on the "Natural transition from road to the ground"? The transition you have made looks so so so so beautiful and amazing. Please 🙏 make a video only on that topic and I'll be forever grateful to you❤

hello can u make the tutorial how to install the dimenshiva furnitur …. i dont understand

Very nice work

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i would realy appreciade if u give me link to hdri

Awesome work! How much about rendering times? Per frame and/or in total? Render config?

should it be better to use volume scatter to tint the glass maybe instead changing the diffuse color?

Love it! please tell me there is a tutorial coming?

Amazing!

This tutorial is so fantastic! I love it. 😍 Please make more tutorials about Octane render. ❤❤❤

Awesome quality work! I always love how life like is your vegetation and lighting. Most renders I see (specially the ones made by the studio where I work for) tend to use deep and or saturated green, making it look super fake. I'd love be part of your team!

I love this tutorial. Funnily enough, I was just playing around with your free house scene yesterday and was thinking "dang, their way of doing glass is really good", so I love seeing it explained like this. What's frustrating though is how it works in Cycles, when in Octane you get an amazing result from just using a specular material..

Amazing result! I'm watching it on a 16" 2K screen with 100% sRGB and color calibration and it is looking like a real life footage! It is so photorealistic that I don't see CG here at all (except a little bit of denoising artefacts on the left corner of the building)!!

What the what!? Was this cycles or octane?

3D shaker is absolutely amazing! I'm hurry that you'll make lite trees pack

Yeeea, nice tutorial guys! Congrats new members of YT team here!

Great tutorial, i willcheck your store

Good Job master!

This was very helpful, thanks! Where’s the grass from?

The problem I have with octane is its compatibility with native blender add-ons, for example, I want to create stuff like this but when I use add-ons like G-scatter, the materials don't show up, I know you have your premade asset packs but for a noob like me, I just give up, did you purchase those assets?

Hiii! Is the animal model yours? Nice video

What an Amazing pleasure to see THIS QUALITY! Man, just amazing! Keep going please