Hello everyone.
I am starting with different Tutorials for Cinema 4d and Octane Plugin.
I would like to get a better Result at the Walls. I really need a Displacement Map with a Wallpaper of Rough Surface.
I finally was getting this Kind of Lighting in the Scene. Far better than my Resusts with other Renderer.
I need some advise at the Interior and the Skin and Cloth for my Character. I am preety new to the Functions of Octane for Cinema 4d.
Especiely The Setup for the Lights and the SSS Settings would be Helpfull.
Here are my Screens.
First Interior with Octane
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You might want to look into bump and normal mapping before you try displacement on your walls. It is a subtle enough effect that you really don't need to pay the price of all those extra polygons.
If you have some real-world examples of what you are looking for, we might be able to make some better suggestions.
If you have some real-world examples of what you are looking for, we might be able to make some better suggestions.
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I have some Troubles to Setup the Walls rightly with a Noise Shader.
I got only big Shades of the Bump and cannot get it smoother and smaler.
Would be a Baked Texture better, or do i get somewhere a Rough Wallpaper Bump/Displacement Shader ?
The other Shaders of the Object are no Problem. I need a good Advice at the Walls. Here i use a Bump Map.
I got only big Shades of the Bump and cannot get it smoother and smaler.
Would be a Baked Texture better, or do i get somewhere a Rough Wallpaper Bump/Displacement Shader ?
The other Shaders of the Object are no Problem. I need a good Advice at the Walls. Here i use a Bump Map.
Well, this is my actual Final.
I have to work on the Warm and Blue Light Setti9ngs. At the moment i ahve a Hard White Lighting.
At leat in Cinema 4d 2023.2.2 there are Rought Wallpapers in teh Asset. I had first to Set the right Blur of the Screen.
300 Samples
Diffuse/Specular 10
Rendertime 2.12 Min.
I have to work on the Warm and Blue Light Setti9ngs. At the moment i ahve a Hard White Lighting.
At leat in Cinema 4d 2023.2.2 there are Rought Wallpapers in teh Asset. I had first to Set the right Blur of the Screen.
300 Samples
Diffuse/Specular 10
Rendertime 2.12 Min.