Dammit NewPlastic! I’ve been using Octane for 4 years and been wating for this explanation the hole time! SOO much is being clarified if feel I’m having a divine experience 😂. Thank you so much for this series!
8:00 the scaling works if you scale in the Coordinates tab of the cube (or switch to object mode instead of model mode and scale. it changes the scale wich is normaly at 1)
@@NewPlasticabsolutely! learned a lot here but really looking forward to part 2 or 3 where you dive into the more advanced once :D thanks for your videos!
Can't thank my supporters enough, the only reason why I can do this. Can't express how happy I am to be able to provide all this for free. I learned everything I know from free information online, so I can't see myself charging for any of this.
Thank you SO much for these videos. You are single handedly one of the main reasons I've been able to learn Octane in C4D as well as I have. Genuinely so so grateful. God bless you and I hope you're doing amazing!
it's about time someone did the nodes speedrun, thanks man, it was much needed to discover new ways and workarounds (in theory at least, I like thinking about my node setup beforehand), normally I have a limited workflow due to crashes which prevents me from trying, frustration gets real haha, so thank you again for this ❤🔥 I have a small note regarding the Image Texture node, the gamma slider works the opposite way because it's used to cancel out the applied curve, it defaults to 2.2 so it's easier to import non-linear textures (like illustrations from illustrator, or package designs) however, when using ACES, there's still a slight color shift, so instead of using the linear-rgb with the gamma slider, I chose the sRGB from the menue and that produces more accurate colors imho
Yup I know about the inverted Gamma, decided to not go into explaining it tho. But interesting note about the sRGb/ACES thing. That's very weird, honestly, it's all a wild west. I think the best practice is to know your tools enough to know what works for you. Thanks for watching and thanks for you support!!
Dude!!!! I was actually looking for a little guide for Octane nodes to expand my palette and then you post this. This is awesome, keep up the great work!
Awesome, thanks so much! Naturally, I need to ask if you'll do one for Redshift as well. Because every time something awesome and free pops up online, we have to immediately ask for MORE. Before even watching.
This is incredibly useful. I've been using Octane professionally for 10 years, and even helped write some of the help documentation. However, even in just the first 5-minutes, I learned a fair amount. Any news on part 2? Or is that already posted up?
Thanks for the fantastic content dude! 👏😍After 9 years using the cracked version 3.11 (unfortunately the conversion from pounds £ to real R$ is a little unfair 😪), today I was finally able to purchase this little monster. Your tutorial will fit like a glove (= nice!). Again, thanks for the great content (s, and greetings from Brazil! 👊🤝👍
If the images that you're loading are originally set to ACEScg, then try and change them. But usually I would leave them at Linear sRGB as that's most likely the space of your images.
@@NewPlastic that would be awesome. I didn't think C4D was even supposed to support multiple UVs but this guy is using it here in redshift somehow - /watch?v=OXEF-yVYg5Q&t=182s
Man, you are so such a great artist, I'm curious do ever added AR to your artwork? I want to try AR in my art, but dont know best tools for it. @@NewPlastic
I just got Octane, and I love it but I am disappointed at how little free info there is on Octane materials. It all seems to be behind a paywall. I haven't watched this yet but I am already getting a good feeling about it.
I'll be honest, I bought Octane more for realistic image renderings. But since I have understood midjourney correctly, it is simply much more comfortable and you no longer have to deal with the 3D program and Octane for hours. 3D programs will soon be history people. They are only good for animations ... for now ...
I cannot stress enough how iconic you are for making all this material. It helps a LOT.
My man Gustavo, here for you dawg
Dammit NewPlastic! I’ve been using Octane for 4 years and been wating for this explanation the hole time! SOO much is being clarified if feel I’m having a divine experience 😂. Thank you so much for this series!
This is seriously the video I needed for such a long time. Thank you.
I knew it. Made it especially for you brother
finally, a reliable artist's 'explain everything' video.
Haha if you asked my ex, im not so reliable. But I know my ways around Octane!
Crazy the amount of time and work that probably went into making this! So much to cover, bravo!
For real! What up Travis lol!
Thanks boss! Great stuff on your channel!
haha what up Tomm@@tomcoben
Thanks bro!@@NewPlastic
love the tutorials keep it up! ( love the music in the background aswell giga addictive lol )
Fuck yeah, honestly fuck the Octane content I just want people to enjoy the music lowkey
8:00 the scaling works if you scale in the Coordinates tab of the cube (or switch to object mode instead of model mode and scale. it changes the scale wich is normaly at 1)
Ahhh, good to know! I guess it's cuz it's connected to the UVs of that object. Makes total sense. Thanks boss
@@NewPlasticabsolutely! learned a lot here but really looking forward to part 2 or 3 where you dive into the more advanced once :D thanks for your videos!
Thanks a LOT to you and your supporters🙏🙏🙏, really I can't express how grateful I am, to be able to watch this for free!
Can't thank my supporters enough, the only reason why I can do this. Can't express how happy I am to be able to provide all this for free. I learned everything I know from free information online, so I can't see myself charging for any of this.
I consider myself quite the Octane expert but I learned a lot of small details from these! Great stuff
Yup even I learned a lot from it! Glad to hear it!
I don't usually comment but this is a lot of work. Thank you for doing this.
This video will be gold for the next years
Only until octane adds 50 more nodes next year
Thank you SO much for these videos. You are single handedly one of the main reasons I've been able to learn Octane in C4D as well as I have. Genuinely so so grateful. God bless you and I hope you're doing amazing!
I'm doing amazing just hearing you say this!
LEGEND! Your content never dissapoints 🔥 This channel deserves to grow inmensely!
Oh we're growing buddy, slowly but surely
it's about time someone did the nodes speedrun, thanks man, it was much needed to discover new ways and workarounds (in theory at least, I like thinking about my node setup beforehand), normally I have a limited workflow due to crashes which prevents me from trying, frustration gets real haha, so thank you again for this ❤🔥
I have a small note regarding the Image Texture node, the gamma slider works the opposite way because it's used to cancel out the applied curve, it defaults to 2.2 so it's easier to import non-linear textures (like illustrations from illustrator, or package designs) however, when using ACES, there's still a slight color shift, so instead of using the linear-rgb with the gamma slider, I chose the sRGB from the menue and that produces more accurate colors imho
Yup I know about the inverted Gamma, decided to not go into explaining it tho. But interesting note about the sRGb/ACES thing. That's very weird, honestly, it's all a wild west. I think the best practice is to know your tools enough to know what works for you.
Thanks for watching and thanks for you support!!
of course man, I appreciate what you're doing, it's helping me a lot @@NewPlastic
Appreciated for putting all your time to make this video!
Pleasure's all mine bud
Love your messages at the beginning "go sweat!" 🤸♂️
Haha I just say whatever is going on with me that week
Dude!!!! I was actually looking for a little guide for Octane nodes to expand my palette and then you post this.
This is awesome, keep up the great work!
There you go now you can kill it
we are waiting for part 2 :)
thank you so much
It's out!
@@NewPlastic thanks you so muchhhhhhhhhhh ❤️❤️❤️
You are an absolute treasure for doing this 🤞🏽
Happy to help!
Wow, I've never touched some of these nodes. This video's awesome!
Hell yeah, thats the point!
So qualitative! Thank you, priceless!
Yezzir!
Otoy I should hire you. It is incredible that there is no guide like this officially
Glad to hear you m8.😎
Glad to see you too buddy
Such an amazing and hard work. Thank you so much for this content, it's impressive. This is a great material for all the 3D community. So gratefull!
My pleasure, honestly I'm just doing these for myself hehe
Awesome, thanks so much!
Naturally, I need to ask if you'll do one for Redshift as well. Because every time something awesome and free pops up online, we have to immediately ask for MORE. Before even watching.
Bro, this is absolutely awesome! Thank you very much!
I got you bossy
U sir, are an ABSOLUTE LEGEND. Thank you
Appreciate you boss
Dude I was dreaming of this tutorial thank you so much!
Man I was dreaming about this for months! Finally got to it
this is holy grail for octane user
This is incredibly useful. I've been using Octane professionally for 10 years, and even helped write some of the help documentation. However, even in just the first 5-minutes, I learned a fair amount. Any news on part 2? Or is that already posted up?
Someone finally did it!
The gem stones has been completed ✊
Not yet, there's still part 2!
Incredible video my man, hats off to you!
Happy to share everything!
What a wonderful tutorial! It's really amazing!
Ojeng my octane prof. Thanks for this.
Wooow ! finally someoneeee has done that that's crazy
I'm actually surprised no one did yet
Incredible man! great job
My pleasure!
This is Epic, thanks a lot for coming up with this.
My pleasure buddy!
This Video is a pure Treasure! Thank you very much for putting the effort into this🙏
Awesome!! Also a RS version in the pipeline?
You know it!
Great video, very helpful. Thank you! 🙌
My pleasure dawg
really needed this
I knew it. And there you go
This is gold! Thanks for sharing
My pleasure
Thank you! This was very useful!
You got it
thanks
Thank you !amazing work
This is beyond appreciateable !
I just want to be....appreciated!
Thanks for putting together!!
My pleasure!
you're doing god's work!
Still easier than walking on water
Great! Thank you very much for the detailed tutorial.
Yezzir, more to come in the part 2
WoW! Guy brill... you're the man, are you doing one for Red Shift?
Redshift, probably, coming after the 2nd part of Octane
You are a rockstar, pura vida mae!
You got it carnal!
Thanks for the fantastic content dude! 👏😍After 9 years using the cracked version 3.11 (unfortunately the conversion from pounds £ to real R$ is a little unfair 😪), today I was finally able to purchase this little monster. Your tutorial will fit like a glove (= nice!).
Again, thanks for the great content (s, and greetings from Brazil! 👊🤝👍
Valeu mano! That's amazing to hear. Go crazy on 'em now
Thank you so much, this is exactly what I wanted
I had a feeling my dude
i hope someone will make same video for redshift also
That's hopefully what I'm gonna do once I'm done with the Octane nodes
Great stuff as always.
My man! Great to see you here
What a great idea! Thank you!
Happy to share!
Just a thing for anyone using the bake texture node in blender octane, don't forget to plug the uv map in the noise or the results will be different
WOW .. this is insane. Nice!
Thank you for doing this
with respect to image texture node, if we're using ACES1.2 what should be set, "ACES cg" or Linear sRGB will do fine?
If the images that you're loading are originally set to ACEScg, then try and change them. But usually I would leave them at Linear sRGB as that's most likely the space of your images.
so it's default LinearsRGB
@@NewPlastic
Can you explain how to use multiple UV sets? I've got two UV tags on my object and I'm trying to cycle through the UV sets but nothing happens?
Yeah it can get tricky but it's pretty straight forward. Maybe I'll make a video about it.
@@NewPlastic that would be awesome. I didn't think C4D was even supposed to support multiple UVs but this guy is using it here in redshift somehow - /watch?v=OXEF-yVYg5Q&t=182s
0:54 sweat baby, ki ki ki rrrah, sweat sweat, ooh ooh
Great tutorial !
You’re HIM fr, I’d pay for tutoring
Ayee, God's work is mysterious, but always free of charge
Great tutorial very useful
You got it!
This is so freaking nice damn
omg bro, thank u a lot for this.
Tanks man! this is gold
Hi! Can you do it with redshift? Graeat video
Yezzit, Redshift one coming probably after the Octane ones
Thank you so much !
Eh my pleasure tho you know so really it's more a thank YOU type thing
Bro ur a god
Happy to help bud
My gosh, titanic job man!
Thanks Allex, great to see you as alwasy
Man, you are so such a great artist, I'm curious do ever added AR to your artwork? I want to try AR in my art, but dont know best tools for it. @@NewPlastic
ultra useful stuff
Yezzir! Happy to help
You're the best.❤
Nah you
GREATWORK!
amazing!!!
It truly is
your videos are so damn incredible
thanx for effort
You got it!
help alot bro thank you
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I FCKING LOVE YOU
I FCKIN LOVE YOU TOO BABY
awesome!!!
Thank youuuuuuuuuu
I just got Octane, and I love it but I am disappointed at how little free info there is on Octane materials. It all seems to be behind a paywall. I haven't watched this yet but I am already getting a good feeling about it.
Yeah Octane is notorious for very lackluster official documentation.
You read my mind lol thanks bro
Mind reader first, CG artist second
firee
This is so usefull. Holy shit thanks
Just wait for part 2 it goes crazier
@@NewPlastic I was only recently discovering how many crazy node octane has. Even after years of using it. So much potential. Cant wait for part 2
god bless you
Thanks boss
that want i want.
Aye me too man, me too
had to stop @ 21:00 to get a shower, take 10 panadols and went to sleep to process..
hero
🔥🔥
hey. i love you.
hey, luv u 2
Lets gooooo
I think I love you
Aww love you too bud
refreshing ;]
I'll be honest, I bought Octane more for realistic image renderings. But since I have understood midjourney correctly, it is simply much more comfortable and you no longer have to deal with the 3D program and Octane for hours. 3D programs will soon be history people. They are only good for animations ... for now ...
thank you SO much !