Cinema 4D & Octane Render - Create A Procedural Cotton Fabric Material

[@TravisDavids]

Download the scene setup via this link www.dropbox.com/s/2zb0s81d8s1i8ej/Studio%20Setup%20With%20Sphere%20%26%20Dragon.zip?dl=0 Today i'll be showing you how to create a 100% procedural cotton fabric material. Enjoy! This tutorial is part of the "Cinema 4D & Octane Render - Create Procedural Materials" playlist on youtube. Procedural Materials introduce non-destructive workflows with an endless amount of customization. You can create endless variations of existing materials by just tweaking sliders once it's setup. The quality of procedural materials never degrade. Allow me to introduce you to the powerful world of procedural materials.

[@NewPlastic]

Dude! Transforming the turbulence noise into a weave pattern lowkey blew my mind.

[@jg3317]

Your crushing it man! Glad to see ur back making tutorials

[@TravisDavids]

Thank you J Gentry :) Appreciate that.

[@magnuswootton6181]

thats a really good carpet. !!

[@designstudie]

very nice procedural material

[@bharat5194]

Very useful!

[@42jiyeon]

Thanks for the tutorial.

[@Dawood.k]

Please make more tutorial on octane materials and texturing, its really easy to understand please make more tutorials

[@sidx4446]

Bro i don't have dedicated gpu (intel i5 processor) can we make materials with node editor? Or we need gpu?

[@dkriss7]

Great tutorials you're doing !!! Thank You!

[@TravisDavids]

It's my pleasure, thank you for watching :)

[@ReziMG]

Good one !

[@TravisDavids]

Thank you!

[@supercooltoys9958]

Thanks for the tutorial. How can I export them as textures? As diffuse and normal maps

[@vincent8998]

Inconceivable

[@Khameesrahbani]

amazing thank you man and pleaese more tuts

[@pixelasm]

Thanks for sharing this procedural approach. Wonder if you have been using the universal material as well or if there are any big disadvantages when compared to a simple glossy material.

[@TravisDavids]

My pleasure. I love the universal shader since it's combination of all of the material types. Honestly, i guess it depends what i'm doing i could use a universal material all the time if i wanted to but sometimes i just end up using the default glossy octane material. I guess the biggest advantage of the universal is that u can do more with it so if you're trying to create very complex shaders it's probably best to use it.

[@pixelasm]

@@TravisDavids Yes, out of habbit I also often start with the diffuse, glossy or specular, although you can do everything the with the universal instead. I just wondered if the universal material has a performance impact, as it can do what the previous three can. Therefore there must be a performance loss, but maybe this is negligible ... Any thoughts?

[@hengyudai9802]

我很喜欢你的教程，但是听不懂，只能懂大概，你的教程真的很好，就是没有中文字幕 I like your tutorial very much, but I don't understand it. I can only understand it roughly. Your tutorial is really good, but there are no Chinese subtitles.

[@rexlin96]

could u please give out a tutorial of how to make a real socks ?

[@ederpuentes4231]

Oh my good Thanks you so much!

[@TravisDavids]

My pleasure :)

[@theconstantine1159]

can you make some daz octane tutorials plz

[@TravisDavids]

I already have one, for skin, if you're interested but it's done in Cinema 4D. I don't have the octane plugin for Daz 3D unfortunately. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2Lbf2ywq9F2abM

[@magnuswootton6181]

it would be cool to see a lion fur, then whack it on a lion model and see how it goes! i bet it would be fantastic.

[@ArgoBeats]

!!!

[@vincent8998]

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[@AbbottDaimler]

If I promise to let all 11 minutes of this video play, can you send me the DL link? ADHD is a legitimate disability.