How to Use Fire VDB Volumes in Redshift and Octane

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In this tutorial I'll show you how to set up your VDB Volumes in Redshift and Octane specifically for shading Fire so it is realistic. I hope you learn something new. VDB Volumes are a incredible resource so I hope this helps!
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[@kickheavy8982]

Thanks very useful. I'm surprised at how few tutorials there are for this

[@germanmairen]

Amazing and useful as usual! thanks man!!!

[@SamuelAdomYG]

Nice tut. Kindly make one for Vray 6 using Cinema 4D's pyro VDB. Keep up the great work brother. Thanks

[@DynamicPhil84]

Nice tutorial Joren, thanks! I'm always looking for quick tips on Redshift VDBs and such. Would you be able to do a follow up tutorial or share a link to more in-depth information on the RS Volume node settings? For example, I'm still a bit confused on the Color Mode and Color Channel options in the Emission Settings. If Color Mode is set to "Multiply with ramp" does that mean the selected Tint color above is multiplied on top of the gradient ramp colors? That's the level of information I'm interested in learning about for this node.

[@thepixellab2011]

I'll see if I can't check into it and make a tutorial in the future about it. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@DynamicPhil84]

@@thepixellab2011 appreciate that :)