I’m excited to share a project I’ve been working on that showcases the power of Vectron in OctaneRender for Blender. In this demo, I’ve explored the flexibility of procedural shapes combined with procedural materials to create intricate, abstract forms without relying on traditional mesh geometry. This approach not only keeps the project lightweight but also opens up endless possibilities for customization.
A Vectron-based procedural setup, demonstrating how to generate shapes using mathematical functions and boolean operations.
Procedural materials applied to the geometry, showcasing how you can blend textures and materials for complex surface details.
A clean node setup to help you understand how Vectron works and how to easily tweak it to fit your needs.
Why this project might be useful for you:
If you're new to Vectron, this project will give you a good starting point to understand its procedural nature.
For seasoned users, this file could inspire new ways to incorporate procedural materials and geometry into your workflow.
Requirements:
Blender 4.2 LTS or later
OctaneRender for Blender plugin
Basic understanding of Octane’s node system
Feel free to download the project file and experiment with it. I’m happy to answer any questions you might have or hear about how you’ve used the file in your own projects!
Looking forward to seeing what you create with Vectron! Let me know if you have any feedback or if there’s something specific you’d like to explore further.
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