In this guide, we’re going to focus on Octane as a plugin for Cinema 4D. It’s available as a standalone product and as a plug-in for DCC (Digital Content Creation) host apps like Maya, 3D Studio MAX, and Cinema 4D. Joren from The Pixel Lab talks about the Scatter object, which is like a cloner in Cinema 4D.Ĭreating Plants in Octane and After EffectsĪrthur Whitehead explains how to model a plant, light it, spread the vegetation with Octane Scatter, and then bring it into After Effects with Trapcode Particular, Video Copilot Optical Flares, and Frischluft Lenscare for depth of field effects.OctaneRender is a physical-based render engine developed by OTOY. David Ariew does a lengthy tutorial on creating a Mars colony with Cinema 4D and Octane.ĥ Things You Didn’t Know In Octane – Cinema 4D Tips TutorialĬG Shortcuts gives you some nice tips on smoothing glass, working with noise, double-sided rendering, and more.Ĭinema 4D Octane Tutorial: Scatter Object Overview This one is from the playlist above but it’s brand new, and I’m a geek for space stuff.
The first is an overview video, then they cover topics like converting physical render scenes for Octane Render, creating a futuristic city using Octane Scatter, applying motion blur in Octane Scatter, and more.Ĭreate a Detailed Mars Landscape Using Octane Render Displacement Updated: Now with correct image Octane Render Playlist for Cinema 4Dĭavid Ariew and Eyedesyn have a playlist, currently with 12 videos, that dive into Octane and Cinema 4D.
The first is an overview video, then they cover topics like converting physical render scenes for Octane Render, creating a futuristic city using Octane Scatter, applying motion blur in Octane Scatter, and more.
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