5 Ways to Use Surface Imperfections in Redshift in Cinema 4D | Greyscalegorilla Product Training

[@iandvan8698]

Thank you so much for NOT adding any music on the background, it allow to watch learn and enjoy my music on the background, it's huge difference, appreciate

[@nahojazz]

Cool tip I never thought of that, KZbin should even have a feature to mute background music. Awesome Tutorial Chad I had to go back to it because I forgot how to mask part of the imperfection ;)

[@andygagarin3725]

thank you!

[@MadCatFX]

how are you isolating the textures so quickly? what's the shortcut?

[@scheerlon]

you need to create a shortcut for that. Go Window > Customization > Customize Commands (or press Shift + F12), search for "connect node to output" and bind it to whatever you like (i got ctrl+shift+C)

[@MadCatFX]

@@scheerlon thanks so much!!!!🖤🖤🖤

[@aliwayne4]

@@MadCatFX Alt + W for me

[@trollball]

Around minute 3, you talk about confusing terminology on RS Change Range. It seems RS uses "old" and "new" instead of "input" and "output" because input already has a shader graph meaning, related to wires. Two different uses of "input" would also be weird. This is a great tutorial. Thank you.

[@BVCStudios]

hugely helpful...quick question: I'm using Maya and it doesn't seem that the RS Ramp or RS change range is available in that program. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks!

[@ssjenforcer191191191]

How would you combine two different surface imperfection grayscale image textures? Which node would work?

[@Greyscalegorilla]

Try using the color layer node to combine two imperfections.

[@callumharper3281]

Hey Chad, what kind of render times can I expect in detailed scenes with dual 2080ti cards. Or is it not worth trying to render myself and use an online render farm? Confused how freelance 3d designers operate

[@manuelmzeller]

I am using a setup with two rtx2080 Ti and i am doing most of my work inhouse without renderfarm… it all depends what kind of work you are doing- i am mostly doing under 10sec long motiongraphic or product animations.. rendertimes are usually between 30s-2min (sometimes even less) per frame depending on the scene. Dont expect to use the setup for animated movies though

[@_m3atball]

I have dual 2080tis as well. For a detailed (usually not so optimized) scene I can get the render times down to 1min(ish) per frame. I typically have 3 shot 240 frame renders which is about 12hours total. Just let that stuff render overnight and for anything longer let it render over a weekend. Just make sure there is nothing flammable behind your pc.

[@reyesdelpech]

Do you have similar training with Octane?

[@Greyscalegorilla]

Yes!

[@Greyscalegorilla]

5 Ways to Use Surface Imperfections in Octane in Cinema 4D | Greyscalegorilla Product Training

[@worthapost]

Why redshift renders never looks great to me? May because i use arnold!

[@andrewweinstein6248]

Talk about idiotic comments...