معرفی کامل Octane در Cinema 4d از MographPlus

عنوان دوره : Gumroad – The Ultimate Introduction to Octane For Cinema 4d

سطح : مبتدی تا پیشرفته

زمان کل دوره : 19.25 ساعت

تعداد فایل ها : 6 فصل

سال آموزش : 2024

فایل تمرینی : دارد

مربی دوره : MographPlus

نرم افزار : Cinema 4d 2024 – Octane Version 2023.1

زیرنویس انگلیسی : ندارد

فشردگی اختصاصی سافت ساز : ندارد

Gumroad – The Ultimate Introduction to Octane For Cinema 4d

This course is the result of four months of hard work and dedication, and I’m thrilled to finally share it with you.

This in-depth exploration spans over almost 20 hours of on-demand videos, encompassing 95 meticulously structured lessons, leaving no stone unturned as you delve into the world of Octane.

Every single minute of every single video is carefully planned and designed to give you the best learning experience possible. You can expect the same high-quality content that you’ve come to love from MographPlus.

Chapter 1: Introduction

We start off the course by introducing Octane for Cinema 4d, where you can find all the Octane tools and functions, and the general workflow that you need to be familiar with when working with Octane for Cinema 4d.

Chapter 2: Lighting

Next, we move on to lighting, which is one of the most important aspects of any render. You will learn the fundamentals of lighting and different lighting techniques, as well as the unique and powerful lighting tools that Octane provides.

You will learn how to use primitive and analytic area lights, AI light, emission and IES lights, HDRI and texture environments, and Octane daylight and planetary objects. You will also learn how to light interior and exterior scenes in Octane, and how to use light linking and light mixer to control and adjust your lights in real time. Additionally, you will learn how to create volumetric lighting effects using fog volume, volumetric spotlight, and post effects such as light beam and fog.

 Chapter 3: Materials

In the next section of the course, we’ll explore Octane materials and nodes. Not only will you learn about all the specific Octane materials, but you’ll also gain a solid understanding of the core shading principles and advanced techniques in shader creation.

We will start with the Octane standard surface material, which is a versatile shader that can create all sorts of materials. We will cover this material in 11 in-depth lessons, where you will learn how to use all its parameters and features.

Chapter 4: Camera

Next, we learn all about cameras, and how to use them in Octane. You will learn about different camera types, depth of field, motion blur, and other camera-related features.

First, we explore the Octane Camera in depth, and how to adjust its settings and parameters. Then we learn how to achieve realistic depth of field effects, and how to add optical vignetting, split-focus diopter, and various chromatic aberrations.

Chapter 5: Rendering

Section five of the course is all about rendering with Octane. First, we talk about the Live Viewer, which is the most important part of Octane. You will learn how to use the Live Viewer to manage, preview and adjust your scene in real time

Then we learn about the fundamentals of image sampling and ray tracing with Octane, and how to precisely control the quality and the noise in your renders using techniques like adaptive sampling.

We also talk thoroughly about all the render kernels in Octane, including Direct Lighting, Path Tracing, Info Channels, PMC, and Photon Tracing. You will learn how to use each kernel for different scenarios and purposes, and how to optimize your render settings.

 Chapter 6: Miscellaneous

The following section explores some topics related to Octane Object tag, Vectron and Octane Scatter Object. You will discover how to use these tools to adjust your objects, generate procedural geometry and scatter instances.

You will learn how to use VDB Volumes to render volumetric data in Octane, such as clouds, fire, smoke, and explosions. You will discover how to render openVDB and other volume formats in Octane, and how to adjust their settings and parameters. You will also find out how to render Cinema 4D’s pyro simulations with Octane, and how to create stunning and realistic effects.