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How to render Fluid simulation as Energy,Aura VFX by Octan

Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2019 2:03 pm
by gGradest
Hello. I am troubled with how to use Octane in Cinema 4d to render energy VFX and fluid VFX like Aura.
Desired fluid simulation can be created by using Turbulence FD or X-Particules, but when I render them using OctaneObjectTag, I feel that realistic flames and smoke constituents will inevitably increase.Indeed, energy and aura are necessary to fly voxel concentration gradient appropriately to the extreme shape rather than assigning color or light emission to a simple gradient according to the simulated voxel concentration (just as Graph Editer of Turbulence FD's rendering setting )However, OctaneObjectTag does not have such voxel rendering setting items.
I believe that fluids with photo realistic colors like Marvel movies should be created from Turbulence FD and X - Particules, but rendering using Octane is not a solution to such unrealistic smoke and flames Is it unsuitable?
Let me know your idea and help me.

Re: How to render Fluid simulation as Energy,Aura VFX by Octan

Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2019 4:54 pm
by bepeg4d
Hi,
do you mind to post one or more screenshots to better explain what you need to obtain?
ciao Beppe

Re: How to render Fluid simulation as Energy,Aura VFX by Octan

Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2019 11:56 am
by gGradest
Hi.
I found this Tutorial of TFD which has good Energy coloring (I couldn't find any other energy tutorial for C4d...)

but it used intencity and opacity mapping, and I can't find these setting at Octane ObjectTag.
And I want to make Fluid VFX like this videos
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imQ2K3Q30hw&t=270s[/youtube]
Taehoon Park made perfect Energy Fluid in his video.

https://vimeo.com/173342476


Re: How to render Fluid simulation as Energy,Aura VFX by Octan

Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2019 11:24 am
by bepeg4d
Hi,
with a black background, use the Fire button preset in the Medium tab, then try to change the settings in a similar way of the attached image:
8C184C38-B12C-422B-ADCF-87F82913EBCE.jpeg
ciao Beppe