Sanderson Camera - Short film
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Daniel Ahrens
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I do use a lot of mix materials in Octane and vRay! In vRay it is really nice to set up complex shaders but in Octane i often have to stack multiple mix materials. I also use the dirt option/ambient occlusion to mix materials on edges for example the dust. If you are interested in any particular material, let me know and i can send it to you!LFedit wrote:Hey Daniel, thanks for the info, did you use a lot of mix textures to get the "eroded look" I've had some luck with using the falloff map for this, but your's far surpasses my attempts.
The section on the very front has some great "revealing" textures that really make it look really warn, and the scratches on the base frame at around :40 is really impressive, if you're willing to share those with the community, I know I would be greatful and i'm sure others would be as well. Either way it's an awesome example of great artistry and the power of Octane!
Win 10, Threadripper Pro, Dual 3090s
Nice Video I love it
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virtual photography & 3d animation
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virtual photography & 3d animation
asus maximus extreme VI :: i7 3770k :: 16 Gb Ram :: 4 GTX 690 4 Gb :: win7 64 bit
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ringleader
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Awesome! 
One more thing i wanted to ask. Why did you choose to model in Modo. Is it that much better for modeling than C4D?
One more thing i wanted to ask. Why did you choose to model in Modo. Is it that much better for modeling than C4D?
great work!