Thank you so much for this tutorial, I've been searching everywhere for this kind of solution and this video was the only one that showed it and explained it in the clearest way. Thank you!!!

Thanks Tim, very much appreciated!🧀

I search something like this for octane

Great tutorial Thanks a lot💥💥

Great, as always!

this is so cool man! thank you

Thank you for sharing!

Nice one, thanks Tim!

Wow! That's s clever!!! X

very good tutorial

Been so long! Thanks

Amazing!

I need to synchronize shader switchers in different materilas. I would like that if I change the switch in one materials, it does the same in the other ones. Any clue how to do that ?

Back off the mic, and drink some water bro.

good！

Awesome , thank you very much Tim

🙌🙌🙌 thanks for the scalar user data trick !

Thanks for the tutorial- I noticed this method makes the objects the material is applied to non responsive to scene lights (Dome light, area light, etc)... does anyone know how to enable the scene lighting to work with this material?

I'd recommend using the User Data Tag. It's more suitable to copy/paste on object ;)

Thank you! That was informative and helpful

Great effect and great work as always. But not super helpful as a tutorial (more like a nice demo). Agree with kennethdoory8434

Hi. Does this work in R21 or what version can start using this?

wow! wow! wow!

After 3 years I think this is the best camera tutorial

brilliant animation and effect

In Redshift Toon Materials, when I apply the alpha image to the plane polygon, the line is not represented by the alpha map, but it comes out according to the plane. How can I make the line appear according to the alpha map?

wow, smart! Thanks!

Wow❤

Thank you very much! It was crucial to add the attribute delete to prevent the shop_materialpath to override the volume material. After going through a few tutorials, I still couldn't get my volume material to affect my smoke. But luckily enough, I came across your tutorial!

Oh man, user data shader!!! You saved me, thanks a ton!

Thank You very much!

Don't you think about creating a toon shader pack for octane render?

Fantastic

This is really good. I've been finding that the OSL HalftoneDots shader can do some nice things that the built in Redshift Tonemap Pattern can't (as far as I can tell). For example, scaling one direction to zero to get a regular crosshatch patterns, or then driving the angle parameter with cell voronoi to get 'patch hatching' - different angles across the surface...

How does it look animated?

Thanks for your tutorial. btw which version did you use? I mean, houdini.

awesome!

Best camera tutorial ever! Just followed through and saved as my default file.

Very helpful -Thanks Tim!

He is king 👑

Wait why is your node editor looking so different than mine does? I am using cinema 4d 2024.4 i think......😅

Very nice

Funny is that twinmotion will makes this in one click. :D

Great, as usual ! ;)

Tim, nice trick!

good stuff! thanks! the user data technique is new to me.

Absolutely amazing video! Thanks!

Pretty amazing! Thank you very much Tim 🙏🙏

Tim > One of the best in the BIZ. Very useful > Thanks for sharing this tips. Just what I was looking for.

Thanks for the tutorial, but in this way you can't go around and navigate the scene through the camera so I'm missing something because this is completely unusable for me.