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Thanks man am happy to help.

You have to install the addon for that. Here is the updated link. When activating the addon you have to disable the default blender node wranggler an activate the Octane node wrangler. If you are going to use eevee or cycles, do the oposite. github.com/AiSatan/node_wrangler_octane/releases/tag/1.5.0

@@EgoMotionCG Oh wow, I didn't know there was a separate node wrangler for octane. That's awesome, thank you so much for the link and info!

@@ryanansen NP mate

Thanks man! i was using cycles. Use the sunlight for eevee, it should work like this.

No problem ;)

Thanks man!

Thanks man!

yeah!, insted of holdout, cast shadows.

Thanks man!

Goat 8)

Thanks man, am happy to help :)

Hi man, it is actually very simple. On Quixel Bridge (megascans) there is PBR material called "Old Decorative Wallpaper" I improved it mixing it with some old wall material. I hope it helps

@ thank u man

Thanks mate!

No problem :)

H! What GPU do you have?

@@EgoMotionCG hi sorry i dont see the message, NVDIA Geforce GTX 1050

@@EgoMotionCG and i have blender 4.2.2

@@crystalmethvfx Uhmmm am not sure if that GPU is among the compatiible ones with octane.

haha yeah, I spent a whole day on that side alone. I used the Blenderkit addon.

@@EgoMotionCG damn

Am happy to help mate :) There is also a way to do this en blender, using the denoiser node with noising data, albedo and normals pass on the compositing tab. But it's still good to know how to do it in davinci in case you need it.

To address the white dots (if it is in your final render) it sounds like you are using cycles and you're not using the either the denoiser and/or not letting it render enough samples. Denoising is situation dependent and can make renders worse, especially animations. Also check to see if your noise threshold in the render (not viewport) tab under the render settings is set to a lower level or off entirely because once that limit is hit it will stop rendering on that tile and move on. The limit is great for speeding up renders if you don't want to fight with samples settings and are satisfied with the output at a particular threshold. Another small tip for using cycles is while rendering in dark/ enclosed places it will generate a lot more "fireflies" or white specs that don't resolve out. Rendering through transparent windows or light coming into an enclosed place through a transparent window will produce large amounts of fireflies as well. If you want more information blender guru does a good explanation of cycles rendering optimization on his videos, especially the kitchen video. Best of luck.

Mate, these instructions are beginner level, and they are very simple steps to follow, unless you have just opened the program. Which part is it that you could not follow?

​@@EgoMotionCG "Which part is it that you could not follow?" That's not what I said. Yes, the steps are easy. Listening to your instructions however is very annoying because you just don't speak fluidly. You keep uming and ahing and pausing for long moments between words while you decide what to say. If you write yourself a script to follow before you make the video, rather than just winging it, you will be much easier to listen to.

@@RanDom-y8r5i jesus bro chill out, this is a great tutorial

@@svmmxns I am chill, and yes the tutorial is good, but he would be way easier to listen to if he just spoke more clearly.

Thanks man! I am glad to have been of help. I'm preparing new content, I've just been busy with personal projects and clients. And of course! I'm planning a tutorial on AOVs, stay tuned.

Yep

Yeah, maybe, just put yout object on one collection and tun off all the other collections.

Sometimes you have to find out for yourself haha, applying the textures to see which one matches

ua-cam.com/video/GdfyTXHBsyE/v-deo.html

Holy fuck what a good advice, thanks!

I thought I had answered you haha I use octane because its algorithm is much more advanced than cycles, which gives me a much more realistic look, and ironically also allows me to stylize much more. Also, Octane has much better color management than Cycles, you can work in Aces CG. In Cycles, you have the awful Filmic, AGX and now Khronos PBR, all 3 of these mess up the color information. And another very important thing for me are the render passes, Cycles has very few and the worst of all is that they have neither denoiser nor antialiasing. This you have to place it later in compositing. There are also other attributes of Octane like the Universal camera that has many more settings than the Cycles camera, or the texture displacement. All these factors make the rendering probably slower, but the quality will always be superior to Cycles.

@@EgoMotionCG thanx mate!

Just use 3 or 2 in on all of them, It is the minimum I recommend

all this assets can be found in Blenderkit addon, i just remade the materials, a few of them with new textures from scratch.

Thanks! Am happy to help :)

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@@EgoMotionCGik but how do you install the actual file from that website it doesnt let me theres no install option

@@TCG-Monk Do you mean gumroad website? Just put 0$ on the price and click on "i want this". Thats all

@@EgoMotionCGik but then it brings me to another page saying i have to put some discount in

@@TCG-Monk This is one of the options, on the right side of the screen you should see the e-mail address to be entered and a button that says "get".

The render time will increase but not necessarily triple, each layer will have its own render time. It could be even more or even less.

The main reason to do this is to get more control over the different elements in your image when you composite them together. You are also able to make tweaks in blender to one item without having to render the whole image, if you're doing longer animations this can save a huge amount of render time, you can even use different render settings per layer to speed things up.

Thanks man! You can do that by clicking the object (in this case, the floor) and going to the object properties tab, scroll down to the visibility section and check off the camera ray visibility. The object will remain visible in diffuse, glossy and shadow visibility, but wont be visible to the camera.

@@EgoMotionCG that does make sense, but in your case, if you had different layers, blender doesn't seem to obey them. If you turn off camera ray, how do you keep that for only the one layer you are on and not affect them all?

@@davorcelar3306 Well, there is always a way to find a way, with holdout, with camera ray or even with shadow catcher. You can duplicate the collection of the floor: have one in a layer where it is visible to the camera and another where the camera ray is disabled. I haven't tried it haha maybe my theory doesn't work, but I know it can be done somehow with the options available.

What do you mean?

@@EgoMotionCG I mean you should start to plain.😕 Because beginner not understand some points.

@@gtasanandreas1164 This is not for beginners...

That's a very good question, as far as I understand that is not possible in the Blender version of Octane. It may be possible in the Cinema 4D version of Octane.

Thanks man!

Sip, corre bien en el motor?

I don't think so bro, unless you have Octane licence and access to the forum, there are the previous versions.

when i look up "octane" in my add ons its not there

Hi man, can you give me more details?

@@EgoMotionCG like when it loads in it gives me a error code when i load the batmobile fbx file.

@@symbioteSpider-Man2 What version of blender are you using?

@@EgoMotionCG version 4.0

@@symbioteSpider-Man2 am going to load an OBJ, give me a sec

Yes, mate, it's totally worth it. In Cycles, to use displacement you have to subdivide the model, in Octane you don't have to. On the other hand, Octane is an unbiased render engine, unlike cycles, which guarantees more realistic renders. It also has many more settings to configure, which gives more control if you want to have a more stylized result.

@@EgoMotionCG any videos/ tutorials in mind i should watch to dive into it correctly? if its just like an other compositor system i think i could learn it relativly fast... r there any big downsides? like its not avaiabl for 4.1 i think...

@@bUildYT The tutorials from Lino Grandi (Otoy and Octane artist) are the best. ua-cam.com/video/8y7blB0e784/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/Mr_ZW3heXcU/v-deo.html You can also subscribe to my channel (if you are not already subscribed), here I will be sharing what I know about Octane, I've been learning it for a year now. In general lines it is very similar to cycles, only that the nodes have other names, but it is almost the same thing.

@@EgoMotionCG sweet ! exactly what i need :D

@@EgoMotionCG would u say octane is faster in rendering than cycles?

Yep, here in my channel i have left a tutorial where i teach how to install :D

In fact, that's how I expected it to be. But renderman is much more complicated than Octane when setting up materials and rendering, and its UI is much better organized in Maya than in Blender. Also, the lack of renderman content in Blender makes it practically useless to use

@@EgoMotionCG yeah but it's still the best IMO for the highest quality renders from my experience and it's the same in maya and blender and houdini, you'd have to make your own shaders.