Understanding Octane Renderer For Cinema 4D

from InlifeThrill

 
Master the fundamental principles of rendering with the world’s first GPU-based renderer.

Covers features up to version 2.11

Totalling over two and a half hours, in this essential training we’ll take a look at the various features that come with OTOY’s Octane Render.

Sample Lesson: Shaders – Transform

Sample Lesson: Render Kernels – Direct Lighting

Table of Contents:

01. Program Overview

– Dialog Panel
– Live Viewer
– Octane Settings

02. Materials

– Creating Materials
– Diffuse
– Glossy
– Specular
– Mix
– Portals

03. Shaders

– Overview
– Color and Spectrum
– Image Texture
– Generators
– Mappings
– Special
– Native Shaders
– Transform (Free Lesson)
– Projection
– Mediums
– Displacement

04. Live Data Base

05. Lighting

– Overview
– Texture Environment
– HDRI Environment
– Daylight
– Mesh Emission
– Volume Emission
– Light Tag
– Distribution
– Efficiency
– Visibility

06. Object Tag

07. Camera

– Thin Lens
– Imager
– Post Processing

08. Motion Blur

– Camera Motion Blur
– Object Motion Blur
– Vertex Motion Blur
– Rendering Motion Blur

09. Rendering Hair

10. Render Settings

– Direct Lighting (Free Lesson)
– Path Tracing & PMC
– Info Channels
– Other

11. Rendering Animation

12. Bonus – Trailer Project File

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About the trainer

Name: Dobromir Dyankov / inlifethrill.com
Field: Motion graphics designer/3D artist.
Part of the beta testing team for OTOY’s OctaneRender.
Location: Varna, Bulgaria
Comments From The Trainer: I invested a great deal of time and effort into this. I feel it’s a rather specific topic and certainly up untill now the information in this training isnt available anywhere else. When I say this I mean the official manual/documentation is not yet complete, it is half written. I’ve gathered most of the my knowledge during endless conversations with the developers or figuring out stuff on my own. I attach a great deal of value to this training.