FREE TRAINING: The Multi-Pass System Tweet

[aoktar]

Hey guys, I took some time to prepare a quick introdution to the newly introduced Multi-Pass system in OctaneRender for Cinemea 4D.

Part 1: Beauty Passes / http://inlifethrill.com/trainings/octane-for-c4d-the-multi-pass-system-beauty-passes/
Part 2: Lighting Passes / http://inlifethrill.com/trainings/octane-for-c4d-the-multi-pass-system-lighting-passes/
Part 3: Render Layer / http://inlifethrill.com/trainings/octane-for-c4d-the-multi-pass-system-render-layer/
Part 4: Layer Mask / http://inlifethrill.com/trainings/octane-for-c4d-the-multi-pass-system-layer-mask/

Hope you find some good info in it. Ahmet helped a lot, big thumbs up! Like & share.

Best,
Dobs

[JavierVerdugo]

Hey Aoktar, thanks as always for your nice job.

I just want to notify you that these links are not working anymore because the videos are together on this new link:

http://inlifethrill.com/trainings/multi ... cinema-4d/

Cheers.

[aoktar]

Thanks friend.

[p3taoctane]

Wow!!!! This opened my mind to the way things are supposed to be rendered in a way I knew existed but had no idea how to do it.

Thanks so very Much.

Being completely new to this... can you save all these passes.... (Object, Lighting, Render Layers etc) and have Picture viewer go through all of them so that you do not have to set each one up and re render out?

If so is that a smart workflow? In other words if you do that.... do you end up with one huge PSD file with way to many layers in it... or is this normal for compositing?

Secondly I noticed you moved the PSD layers around so that Diffuse/Ambient etc was on the bottom and others etc.

Can you automate that? Or is it not possible.?

Once agin thank you so much... I see ways to save huge amounts of time in my adjustment workflow that I currently am wasting.

Peter