Tutorial - Creating an Exterior Scene in Blender Octane - Part1

Hi, guys. Here is the first part of an exterior scene I've made in Blender Octane, the second part will be released next week. I hope you like it!
Also, today we're releasing a discount of our course for 10 days. I will be glad to answer any questions you have! Have a nice week!
Here is the link with the course's details!
www.archivizua...

[@matejivi]

Cant wait for the octane part. There are not enough tutorials for octane blender.

[@archivizual4236]

Thank you! I released the second part yesterday! :)

[@matejivi]

thank you!

[@archivizual4236]

:)

[@Jeffreycharlesproductions]

Post me a link for your blender octane courses. I will definitely be purchasing. Thanks.

[@archivizual4236]

Hi, thank you for your support. In this link, you can have more information about the course. www.archivizual.com/course Thanks!

[@Jeffreycharlesproductions]

@@archivizual4236 where can I get the converter as well? Is it included in the course ? If so, I will definitely purchase as soon as I get out of bed. Thanks again.

[@Jeffreycharlesproductions]

@@archivizual4236 when I enrol, do I get the converter for materials? and does the course teach material conversion from cycles to octane?

[@archivizual4236]

Hi, it is included in the course, but I have released it in my channel too. Remembering that it will work perfectly if you are converting the objects from 3ds max to blender using the max to blender addon.

[@archivizual4236]

The course is entirely based on how to create an internal image using Blender Octane and I do not make comparisons with other render engines, so I do not have any video talking about Cycles.

[@abeblue]

A little bit of post process would have been good for this render ;)

[@archivizual4236]

Thanks for the feedback.