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!!

[@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!

[@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

[@chishok8981]

Thank you🔥🔥🔥

[@MegaBexon]

Beautiful

[@elninemotion6166]

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

[@quynhgiangnguyen3832]

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

[@bluestaar100]

Are you able to link the hdri map

[@Mryoussefchaou1]

Please save this live

[@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]

www.patreon.com/posts/suavage-part-1-98724877?Link&

[@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?