Solved : I added a transform node to the image texture

Hey!
I have a flag which is textured with a mix material : one material for the background fabric, one material for the center motif.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/k5k6jp3fo9gq3am/issue.PNG?dl=0

The problem is that my fabric texture is too large, and I would like to decrease its scale without ...

+1! Is there any way through this?

Cool, ok, I'll try that, thanks!

Hey everyone!
For a scene, I'm trying to recreate a microscopic world and I need to have it look like it was seen through a electron microgrphic microscope. Like this: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/z582hvhr6rm3eux/AABAsqNpabfCmAfc2yHUegfya?dl=0

I cannot find a way to figure how I can have this weird ...

I'm totally puzzled, but I decided to render it via the picture viewer. Probably my mess of scene has created some illogic issue.
Thanks a LOT for trying to help anyway!!

Also, even weirder, when I try to render with C4D picture viewer, the camera moves as it should, but when I use the render queue (which I was using so far), the problem remains.
I could render it though the picture viewer, but it's not handy at all since I'm facing at least 4 days of render on this ...

No I didn't. Where would you do that? I'm still quite a beginner.
Also, in theory I baked all the dynamics

Hello everyone
I'm hitting a wall there.
I've prepared a scene with my camera sliding in a tunnel and following bombs falling from a plane. The camera has a target tag, targeted on an element falling below so I'm sure to keep it pointed downwards. It also has an Octane tag including denoiser, depth ...