Cinema 4D Tutorial - Octane Fog Volume

Learn how to use the Octane Fog inside Cinema 4D.
Here's a quick guide on how it works
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[@LostSleepTV]

Exactly what I needed. Short, precise, and simple. Thank you so much!

[@florenaux]

You're welcome!

[@ryanelliott197]

Nice. Straight to the point and exactly the info I needed to remember what I keep forgetting about fog volumes lol. Thanks you!

[@florenaux]

Hey, glad this was helpful, thanks for the feedback!

[@RegisYama]

Your presentation was straight on point, thank you! You're fab ✨

[@florenaux]

Thnaks so much, glad I can help!

[@mrsmith2051]

Great lesson, thanks! But now it would be great to have a lesson on how to remove the noise that appeared on the render from the included “volume”! This became a real problem for me in the night scene.

[@florenaux]

Hey, I think you are missing some basic stuffs about 3D. This video is not intended to reduce to amount of noise inside your scene, there are a lot of great videos covering that on KZbin! Anyway you can reduce the noise by modifing your render settings and increase your samples. There is also denoising AI inside your render engine or even in postpruction program like DaVinci Resolve. Hope it can helps a little!

[@mrsmith2051]

@@florenaux I'm in the process of learning c4d, but I've already solved the problem. I just had to apply "denoise valumes" in the camera settings :)

[@Wolfnimations]

If you want a better way to move through the scene without affecting the camera. Use the middle click to go into one of the ortho views and set it to perspective and the normal shading so you can use that view to navigate the scene.

[@florenaux]

Yes! You could also simply make a new picture viewer panel

[@dhidavidhuys8487]

cheers from Belgium Florenaux!

[@florenaux]

Cheers 👋

[@ManualMashups]

Third time watching!!! Thank you!

[@florenaux]

You're welcome, glad I can help!

[@alexandrealmeida423]

Amazing. Thank you bro.

[@florenaux]

My pleasure!

[@ByVadmon]

Would very much like to see a similar video of Redshift😍

[@florenaux]

Pretty sure you can find that on youtube, unfrotunatly I don't use Redshift...

[@andygagarin3725]

Brilliant!

[@florenaux]

Thanks!

[@Donlkickzz]

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[@florenaux]

Thanks 🙏

[@albancontrepois]

Great explanations mate cheers ;)

[@florenaux]

Thanks for the feedback, really appreciated 🙏

[@MirkoMancini]

Nice video indeed, thanks. Liked and subscribed

[@florenaux]

Thanks to you 🙏

[@clausbohm9807]

Very nice work you have there, may be worth making a tutorial of how you make that scene ...$$$$!

[@florenaux]

Thanks, I have some time lapses that you can check on my channel to have an idea on how I create my scenes. I'm planning on making a Patreon or an online course but not in the near future unfortunately....

[@omarttt]

amazing vid where did you get this house model from ?

[@florenaux]

Thanks so much, the house is from "Enterables" "NEXT GEN MEDIEVAL CITY" on Cgtraders!

[@ilyas_sculpter3264]

Bro don't stop it please

[@florenaux]

Thanks!

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Bro, don't stop this things pls

[@florenaux]

Thanks so much 🙏