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Thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏

Thank you so much. Great to read all that positive feedback. Screen shading seems to be on the list of a lot of people! Also great to hear you like the separator audio. I did not know about the word "Arpeggio". So you thought me something today 🙌 My "aha" moment so to speak 😄

Yeah, I feel you. It seems Otoy moved their development resources away from that somehow. Fingers crossed it it gets some love!

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Hey hey. Thank you for your comment and your question. It's called Diffuse Depth. You have to make sure you are either using GI mode in your Direct Lighting or are using the Path Tracing, Photon Tracing or PMC Kernel. The most universal applied kernel is Path Tracing. Usually the Preset is already pretty high with 16 bounces! Hope this helped. If you have more questions, feel free to ask 🙌

@@SilverwingVFX thank you

Thank youuu ✨📺✨ Super awesome to hear that. Also love those RGB emoticons 🙌 ✨✨

Thank you for your comment. Every renderer has its advantages and disadvantages. In Some RS shines in other Octane does. You got me interested how you would do it in RS? Wouldn't you need to create an Area Light first, set its area shape to Mesh and then drag in the screen-mesh in there to make it a light source first to get access to the contribution sliders? And then you'd loose the other attributes of the material as the diffuse and the reflections. Maybe I am thinking over complicated here though 😇

Great to hear that. Thank you very much 🙌

Oh wow. Thanks. Highly appreciated 🙌✨

Ha, super nice. Love the interpretation ✨📺🟥🟩🟦📺✨

Thank you so much Yassin. Always appreciate your comments. And yeah. I have been working with Lukas again. He composed those. I like them quite a lot my self. And thank you very much for the ✨📺✨

🙌 It has so many use cases. A lot of times, when all other methods fail!

Thank you. I hope those tips were not too simple ha ha 😇

@@SilverwingVFX hahah just complicated enough!

@@BlauwFilms Ha ha ha, well said. I am relieved 😎

Hey Joe, thank you so much for your comment. And yeha, the rayswitch is kind of a magic box. Very versatile in application!

Hey hey, super nice seeing you here. Appreciate that you like it 🙏🙌

Thank you very much. What would you like to see in a CRT TV tutorial? In terms of shading the pixels etc it would be nearly identical. Just exchanging the pixel grid / size.

@@SilverwingVFX Similar, yes. But CRT TV's have so many small details that are difficult to replicate in 3D. The interlaced lines in the screen, the effect when turning it on and in general the look and feel of it. It's a bit blurrier as well. I just watched a video explaining how they work. Actually kinda fascinating. ua-cam.com/video/l4UgZBs7ZGo/v-deo.html

Ohhhhh, nice recall. Ha ha ha Oh man, feels like an eternity since I recorded the ray-switch video 👴

Ha ha ha sorry 😇 At least it's a video and you can hit pause or let it play in x0.5 😎

Oh wow. That's a huge compliment! Thank you so much 🙏🙌🙏🙌

Thaaank youiu. Not sure if the algorithm actually knows what's going on. But I appreciate seeing those screens ✨📺✨ And of course I appreciate that you liked the vid 🙏

Thank you so much. And amazing to hear that. I always love to have those additional information embedded int here as well. Glad to hear that it's appreciated ✨

Ha ha ha. Du meinst ein Rechner hinten dran und eine Stromquelle? Wäre schon was gewesen. So ein "kleines" easter egg 😇

I see you have a new avatar image. Thank you vor the nice words. And yeah. There are many ways you can get there 🙌 I had to google for Lynx. I was not familiar 😇

@@SilverwingVFX same person, sometimes on my work account, sometimes home. The Atari Lynx was quite the console. So bad, but so good.

Ha ha ha. I was a bit shocked at first and thought something slipped by (Which easily could have happened) Glad it was just a joke 😮‍💨

Ohhh, thank you so much. Glad you liked it 🙏🙌✨

Hey there and thank you very much for your comment. The screen in the middle is actually a 42" LG C2 120hz OLED TV. It serves me well as a screen with the right settings. I am not a too sensitive to pixel densities. The screens you see to both sides are 1440p 27" DELL monitors. I always felt the size of the Windows UI is a bit to small when shown 1:1 on there. So I think 32" 1440p would actually serve me nicely. If you care a lot about pixel density, then 1440 might be a bit on the lower side for 32" though. Hope this helps! 🙌

Ha nice, yeah, I did not know either for the longest time. But I do some round trips in Octane from time to time. I discover something new every time ha ha.

You are very welcome. Glad you see yo like it!

Great to hear you liked the video! I think you referring to this part of the video? 21:45 Intel Denoiser is not a setting in the Denoiser Tab. It's accessible through the Render AOVs compositing context. You can see here: ua-cam.com/video/ULrxD_7fJKs/v-deo.html

​@@SilverwingVFX Thanks! Ahh yes I've seen this, thanks for the link!

Ha ha ha. A white environment basically. It gives the renders their own unique style. Maybe a bit flat... but hey, it renders fast 😅😇 And thank you very much for the ✨🔦✨

Thank you very much Rayko 🙏🙌 ✨📦✨

Hey hey and thank you for your great comment. I really appreciate that you find it useful 🙌

Pythagoras, who would have known ha ha 🙌 Thank you 📐

Oh thank you very much. Super nice to hear that 🙌

@@SilverwingVFX You're very welcome. I like that compression tip on the EXR (DWAB). Unfortunately, I am not sure where to find it in Redshift, if it even exists...

​@@billr.2210 Hey there Bill. Are you working with Redshift in C4D. If yes, the compression should be there in C4Ds outputs. But also via the direct outputs through Redshift.

Thanks I will check in a bit!

Hey there. Amazing to hear. Glad you could improve your rendering time with this 🙌

Much appreciated. Glad you seem to like my videos 🙏😊🙌

Thank you again 🙏🙏🙏

Thank youuu 🙏

Hi there and thank you for your question. Generally there are a couple things that can be done. First make sure you have a Nvidia Graphics Card in your system. If you do, then you could try installing a newer driver. I personally use a rather old one 546.33 That works with older and new Octane versions. So if you have a good GPU, and installed a driver, then restart your machine and that should be it. If you are using a very old version of Octane, it can also be that it's not compatible with your newer GPU. In this case you need to upgrade to a newer Verion of Octane. Hope this helps.

Hey hey, thank you so much for your kind words. I really appreciate it. And yeah, it's the small things that makes it come alive. About your question: If you create a C4D camera, and create an octane camera tag on it, instead of leaving it at the default "Thin Lens" camera. You can set it to "Panoramic" There in the Panoramic settings you can set it from "Spherical" to all sorts of cube maps! Hope that even was your question and it helps 🙌 Cheers and an awesome start into the weekend to you 😎

@@SilverwingVFX Thank you, Raphael! I guess that it's not exactly what I mean) This kind of cubemaps (not hdri), that I'm talking about, are mostly used in game engines due to the more strict requirements for the models. Usually, this is a specific way to set up the normals, material, or shader. For example, a huge building with lots of stages - these cube maps are used to make interiors look believable from any angle, they are like...following the camera. I wish I could send you a link to any project. Anyways thank you so much for your excellent tutorials and care about your community! Have a great weekend too!

​@@gv0zdysh0k Thank you very much for your reply and for clarifying. Ahhhh, now I know what you mean 🙌🙌 I know those as Parallax, Room or Window-Box Shader. There are OSL scripts tat create those for Redshift. And I think someone also had ported that to Houdini Octane: oiolli.gumroad.com/l/parallaxShader I started to make my own parallax shader from scratch at some point during my active Opal development. I somewhat made it work but then dropped it, because it was not along what I initially set out to do 😇 Maybe you can make this Houdini Octane Osl Shader work for you in C4D. Cheers and an ongoing good weekend to you! Raphael

@@SilverwingVFX Thank you so much, Raphael! This is definitely what I've been searching for, but in cinema. I'll attempt to adapt it to cinema, although I have some fair doubts about my competence in this area)))

Thank you very much for your comment. Note taken ✅

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