Dior Sauvage Renders in Cinema 4D and Octane

[@rubenscheer]

22:31. Thanks for that scaling part. I always wondered how to scale hdri within Octane. Now I know. Thank you!!

[@elninemotion6166]

It's the middle of the night but I'll just insta like it and watch it tomorrow

[@LennartHümmer-z6k]

thanks for the tutorial you can also just go infront of a number with the cursor and change the number with your arrow key up/down for more control

[@arnold_finch]

Always insightful to watch your videos. I gain a tip or 2 if not everything from watching your content.

[@Sketchyvisuals]

I appreciate that man, that's what it's all about!

[@990SpeedFreak]

Hello! Great tutorials! You have helped so much to make my art better!

[@MegaBexon]

Beautiful

[@MrSzwarz]

Actually the bottle has a differend color , it not black. It is deep navy and semi itransparent with a gradient going from the top to the bottom. This is the most complex part, the glass is died inside, and clear outside. So you can see the liquid inside,In your case bottle is solid with the bottom transparent.

[@chishok8981]

Thank you🔥🔥🔥

[@Mryoussefchaou1]

Please save this live

[@quynhgiangnguyen3832]

May I know where you downloaded the HDRI in the 4th part?

[@cango789]

Hey, im a blender 3d user. i wonder that how can i learn c4d + octane without subscription to apps. I don't want to pay for learning path, it's look like gambling. However, whenever i learned, i'll pay ofc. Long story short, is there any free using chance to learn both c4d and octane?

[@alvarozacarias6248]

Friend, which HDRI are you using?

[@onurnidayi]

I know is Basic question but how do we make the bottle please. Is it just coloured glass material. Cheers :)

[@Sketchyvisuals]

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