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Help! please. Recreating C4d's "Gums" material in Octane.

Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2016 7:49 pm
by cly3d
Hi all,
I really tried my best before posting. So I'm asking for help if someone could let me know how to get the "Gums" material look I want in Octane.

The material that looks nice is the pink "Gums" in the render below. It's a default material in Cinema 4D --->Load Material --->Visualize--->Medical--->Gums. (at least this is the path from memory)
Desired_look_for_Octane.jpg
I've tried and tried and can't replicate it for Octance as you'll see the yellow material is the one I came up with in the second render.
Need_Organic_waxy_look1.jpg
Any help in translating the C4D Gums material for Octane I'd really be grateful.
Thanks you.

Re: Help! please. Recreating C4d's "Gums" material in Octane.

Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2016 5:29 pm
by mitchino
your octane material is much nicer!

I'm sure this is stating the bleeding obvious, but your Octane material needs to be pink, have a lot less bump and a lot less roughness. The c4d material also looks like it has a fresnel effect of some kind. Maybe you can try a fall-off node in Octane for that?

Re: Help! please. Recreating C4d's "Gums" material in Octane.

Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2016 9:48 pm
by cly3d
Thanks Mitchino :)

>>I'm sure this is stating the bleeding obvious, but your Octane material needs to be pink
Lol. Yellow it is. The pink gums material I forgot to change to yellow :)

Ill try the falloff node. Haven't tried it before, and I'll reduce the dimpled effect of the bump.
But really, I'd love if there was a way to either convert the C4D SSS materials to Octane or if someone with mad Octane skills messed with a material and guided me on settings to get that waxy, yet subtle translucent look of the C4D Gums mat.

Re: Help! please. Recreating C4d's "Gums" material in Octane.

Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2016 11:36 pm
by mitchino
I'd like to try but my Octane plug-in is currently dead!

I'm sure you can get a better look in Octane than c4d, it's so good at that type of material. maybe some SSS would help.