Octane Render Set-up and Test

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lucideye
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I'm relatively new to Octane Render. Been used to Vray.
This is my 1st test upon acquiring Octane Render (and after being impressed by the demo version).
The 3d elements or texture maps are not done by me, the scene is a default in V-Ray setup. Though Octane has the tool to "auto convert"...it really doesn't do it perfectly (or to my liking).

So for MY testing, I tweaked and reworked the shaders. Practiced and learned more.....and here's my take on it. (Hopefully putting a bit of a twist to what most, if not all of you have seen)

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rendered on a GTX 970 + 650 ti.. 1200 x 900 @ 15 mins.
other credits: 3d scene base in Vray ... https://www.scenected.com/
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glimpse
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hi there & welcome!

cute one =) curious how this little Guy ging to look after bread, probably simmilar to this=DDD

by the way if You happen to use FB, jump in =) Shared Your work here as well =) hope You don't mind.
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smicha
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Nice! Welcome to the forum lucideye.
3090, Titan, Quadro, Xeon Scalable Supermicro, 768GB RAM; Sketchup Pro, Classical Architecture.
Custom alloy powder coated laser cut cases, Autodesk metal-sheet 3D modelling.
build-log http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=42540
J.C
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If you want to play with the scene I've prepred few months ago two versions to play with:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/OctaneR ... 436029972/
CPU – i9 13900KF, 128GB RAM, GPU – RTX 4090
System – Windows 11
My Behance portfolio, Blender plugin FB support group
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