Octane for cinema 4d tutorials: making cups and grapes (2) fox renderfarm, a powerful but affordable cloud render farm, shared this article from 3d artist qixi is a cup and grape made by octane for cinema 4d. we have already talked about the glass making process in the previous article, and the next is grapes production and rendering analysis. First, put the concept map into cinema 4d as a reference. use the cylinder to create the part of the glass cup handle. you can adjust the overall shape first and then add the subdivision adjustment. to adjust the details of the bottom of the cup, you need to first seal the bottom of the cup to make a slightly convex shape.
Once you’re done making materials, either use the built in 0 1 amount slider to blend the materials together like an opacity slider, or pipe in a texture or procedural node to use as a mask in the amount input. in cinema 4d, create a new mix material. open the node editor for it and drag two other materials into the graph. Octane render is a physically based render engine made by otoy. it’s available as a standalone product (appropriately called octane standalone) and also as a plug in for several dcc (digital content creation) host apps like maya, 3d studio max, and cinema 4d. in this guide, we’re going to focus on octane as a plugin for cinema 4d. Choose the plugin, download it, and extract the file to your cinema 4d plugins directory. from the c4doctane folder, there are different versions of the plugin. keep the correct version and delete the others. after the files have been installed, you can start using cinema 4d. from the dashboard, you’ll see the octane menu. Get "the ultimate introduction to octane for cinema 4d": mographplus.gumroad l pbxmhoin this video tutorial which is a free samples from our onlin.
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