Create Water with Octane

[@victorfougeray3308]

je t'ai découvert il y a quelque jours, tu enchaînes les masterclass tes tutos sont vraiment d'une précieuse aide merci à toi continue !

[@florenaux]

Merci beaucoup, je compte bien continuer, en espérant que les tutos suivants t'aident autant !

[@MrElenaArt]

Thank you, your tutorial are the best really! The great effect in quite easy way even for beginners. I study CG for 4 months and I’ve learned a lot from your tutorials. ❤

[@florenaux]

Hey Elena, thanks a lot for your feedbacka dn support, it means a lot 🙏

[@BDBK92]

banger after banger , keep doing this type of video , they are great !

[@florenaux]

Thank you so much for the feedback, really glad you like what I do 😀

[@user-cm1fz2me7i]

your teaching is easy for self study! looks very realistic only using noise node and texture. thank u

[@florenaux]

You are welcome!

[@lostintired]

Dude, I accidentally saw your videos and I'm new to CGI. Thank you very much, you are very helpful to understand! Hope u'll get your viewers

[@florenaux]

Thanks a lot for your message, really appreciated 🙏

[@LAIKS07]

J'adore tes tuttos c'est simple rapide et efficace merci mec 👍👌

[@florenaux]

De rien, merci pour ton commentaire !

[@Virtual-lands-3d]

I really like this method. Using the universal material to add the foam is great, but I find it a bit too white. Why not add a bitmap bubbles texture and drive its opacity with the dirt+noise?

[@florenaux]

That could be a good idea, you can also change the power of dirt node with the Strength slide!

[@andygagarin3725]

Nice tutorial, thank you!) I have a question, in octane now we have standard surface material. And there we can adjust water in 1 tab, with just 2 buttons. It's seems more easy, isn't it ? or it will give different result?

[@florenaux]

Thank you for your comment, I don't know exactly what you're talking about, but I suppose there are several ways of achieving the same result!