Now that we have covered most important materials in the scene, let’s check the elephant in the room which is the octane sunlight and area lights. I am going over each to let you see the settings and colors used. There Is a scattering node added to the medium and two RGB color nodes added to the absorption and scattering fields. The glass material is made using Specular and Octane BDRF.
#BEST OCTANE RENDER SETTINGS WINDOWS#
If you use no glass on the windows and let the sun rays to come into your room directly, you will not get this result. It is obviously used on the windows so the sun rays pass through it to form a realistic situation. A simple leader texture with roughness and normal map. It is a glossy material using Octane BDRF. Let’s take a look at the leather material. Universal so far gave me the best result for shiny materials such as silver, copper, gold etc. I personally haven’t used all but I tweak to get the result I need most of the time. If you are new to Octane materials, you should know there are quite several types of materials included. It is a Universal Material type with BDRF of GGX. To cover the shiny materials, let me show you my copper material which I used on a few objects in the scene. It is a very straight forward process and you can tweak it until you are happy with the result. Go to filter > 3D > Generate Bump (Height) Map & Generate Normal Map. I added roughness and normal map to the material. You can do so by using the offset feature. If by any chance your texture is not tiled, head over to Photoshop and make it tiled yourself. They have seamless tiled textures which are an essential part of the job. You can find many concrete textures online on websites such as I definitely suggest using node editor instead of the normal panel as it is a lot easier to tweak and create complex materials. Let’s go to node editor to see exactly what’s going on. Let’s go through some of the materials that I used for this project.
However, if your lights are setup wrongly, even having very good detailed materials will not result in a realistic neat render. The more time you spend on fine tuning your materials, the better result you’d get. Materials and lighting setups are two important parts of a realistic look. However, if you wish to get nice round edges I’d suggest to use MeshBoolean plugin.
You can add holes to the walls using Boole, a native tool that comes with the Cinema 4D software. Room walls, windows and some minor items are modeled by me. Here I mainly used some pre-made 3D models to decorate my room. Using the sun light, you can get very nice sharp light shapes on your objects which adds to the realism of the scene.įirst we have to setup our room. The setup of the room is important and you should make sure there are enough windows to let the sun light into the room in order to light up everything inside the room.
#BEST OCTANE RENDER SETTINGS HOW TO#
We are going to learn how to setup an octane sun light in order to achieve a realistic, vibrant look and feel. We are happy to share our first tutorial here today. We received tremendous amount of requests to create tutorials on how we create our 3D animations.
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