Part 4: Projection Mapping and Fog in Blender 2.8 and Octane

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Here is a fun effect that I thought you guys might like. Also we just barely get into volumetric fog. Thanks for watching I hope you like it!
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[@patricklevar]

Yyyyyeeeeessss I have to go to sleep but first thing in the morning I'm going to check this out 🤩🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 thank you #keepfilming

[@finalresult3d]

Haha, thank you for watching!

[@patricklevar]

Lol great video I couldn't wait tel the morning lol 😂🤣😁 my issue was I always had my camera in the fog now I know why it wasn't working thanks very much 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 looking forward to the next one

[@activemotionpictures]

As soon as I heard this video from the displacement one, I came looking for it. Thanks for sharing these cool setups.

[@finalresult3d]

My pleasure!

[@activemotionpictures]

@@finalresult3d 22:00 - You're so on a roll, man. This is production-ready level. Now we need to cover online render farms. Cheers. 23:00 - Yes, do a comparison. I did one about Redshift and Modo and Mental Ray years ago, you can imagine: people roasted me. But 2020 Octane + Cycles would be cool to see.

[@AmrAbdeen]

Thanks man, my fog gives me black box when i lower the density. i use centimeter in blender units, any idea why it's not working?

[@knight2255]

Looking forward to the Octane/Cycles comparison vids, nice tuts, thanks!

[@finalresult3d]

No problem, I'm planning one right now. 👍

[@mirellitereza3951]

OMG!!!!! Thank you so much! I love it! Blender+ Octane=❤️❤️❤️

[@finalresult3d]

You're welcome, thanks for watching.

[@TheDanielConsole]

this series is amazing. you're a great teacher, ai actually have fun with your reactions and mishaps. Keep up the great work!

[@finalresult3d]

Thanks a ton! I have fun making these. I like to show the problems I have because I figure others will have the same issues.

[@protovu]

Excellent. Thank you!

[@finalresult3d]

Thanks for watching.

[@manojlogulic4234]

Thank you, please keep publishing this channel will grow preety fast there is no blender octane tutorials specialy with this quality.

[@finalresult3d]

I am planning on releasing a few soon! Thanks for watching.

[@ayeden9235]

I would really love to see a comparison video! I've seen some differences myself, but its kinda helpful being pointed out the differences, especially the ones ive never noticed.

[@finalresult3d]

Thanks for the idea!

[@andreybagrichuk5365]

OH GOD!!!! THANK YOU A Lot> FINALLY I FOUND THIS TUTORIAL THAT ALLOWS ME TO DO PROJECTIONG CAMERA TEXTURES !!!!

[@finalresult3d]

You're welcome, thank you so much for watching!

[@andreybagrichuk5365]

@@finalresult3d Dear Final Result, please HELP i try do to Camera mapping efect with octane in blender like kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmqsl3ebg7prgZI Sorry for link to another channal, but maybe you know how, I lose 2 days and not find any options for do that

[@eliaskallestein8843]

Real good stuff! Finally got into Octane in blender due to your tutorials! Would love to see more tutorials in the future

[@finalresult3d]

More coming, thank you!

Amazing content!

[@finalresult3d]

Thank you!

[@artanas75]

Man you are killing it with those tutorials !!! keep teaching us please! You mentioned using IES light, and I saw the option in the projection parameter but I can't make it work. I haven't seen any forum on the subject. and IES light can't be imported inside blender "as is" .Could you please tell us where you found the protocol ? or even better make a small viseo about it ? You seem to be the only one who knows how to get the best out of blender octane.

[@finalresult3d]

I have IES added to my list. Hopefully coming out soon.

[@JWS1968]

I was hoping you were going to do camera mapping as in projecting images onto geometry to create a 3D scene for a set extension.

[@MattScottVisuals]

Epic. Legend. You'll get more subs...how could you not!?

[@JWS1968]

Just tap the letter 'I' twice to toggle between individual origins and single origin when inner extruding.

[@Timohi4]

U are the best))) keep on going)

[@finalresult3d]

Thank you!

[@ondre161]

Hi, I'm loving your videos (please never stop uploading). I've always had problems with Noise in octane, but I don't know if I skip some part... How can I make my octane "denoise" like yours? Thanks a lot!

[@finalresult3d]

Did you figure it out? Sorry I just saw this.

[@mrshayshay21]

Great channel. I’m sure you mentioned this somewhere but what is your rig? Looks like octane can render fog way faster than cycles.

[@iamveegee03]

This is amazing! Thank you so much! I have a question. Let's say your using the same daylight setup on the window and want to have tree line 'gobo' from an image alpha. How will you set it up or do you project image? just something weird I thought through while watching the video.

[@finalresult3d]

You could have a tree line as a PNG (make sure is alpha masked). Put it in front of the window, that would project a tree line gobo for you.

[@glencandle1772]

Oh man this was almost super helpful for me until I realized it's for Octane. Can someone outline how this can be done with Cycles?

[@benjoe999]

how about 2.83???

[@finalresult3d]

You have to use whatever build they provide. They are on 2.81 currently.

[@deeplyseated7427]

I can't think of too many situations where you would want fog which was not surrounding the camera. That is pretty useless. I am also trying it as you are, and not working.

[@finalresult3d]

If you have ever been in the middle of dense fog it literally looks like no fog is around you. Put the camera extremely close to your cube of fog. Parent the cube to the camera. That way you can move around in the scene and the fog will always stay in front of you.