It is technically possible in a way i think, but it will probably looks bad, its always worth trying tho. Only concering part for me is Volume displacement becouse this have its own position if im correct so if it will get animated volume underneath it will probably looks odd, similar to noise that "slide" on animated object becouse its in box projection instead of UV projection, only diffrence is that can be fixed, and volume wouldnt have such a fix.
Thanks! You are talking about OSL displacement right? well it might just not be possible to make it move with model itself unfortunetly, thats one of the limitation.
Really nice tutorial! I followed along without problems and everything seemed fine till I tried to render it and clouds appeared as “geometric”( kinda distorted geometry). Do you know why it could be happening? 🤔
Hey! actually yes, im learning about this topic for quite a while, i just didnt yet find best workflow that will work in many situations, a lot of tutorials about foam are for specific scenerios. In short, at some point i will definitly do tutorial about foams, this weekend i will also upload tutorial about bubbles.
Thank you for awesome tut! Is it possible to animate a cloud position with a displacement? when I move the volume builder, displacement is not moving with Volume builder.
Hey! Glad you like it, im not sure if displacement itself can be animated, i dont think it would be since its quite simple setup with a lot of shortcuts. But i know that you can animate it just like you would animate volume builder mesh. Was actually thinking of doing tutorial about it, but i left the idea for now. You can for example put shader field with animated noise and get nice clouds/fog for your scene.
@@NojsGraphics Thank you for reply! Sorry, my explanation was not good. I'm hoping that when the cloud moves, it maintains the shape of the displacement as it moves. Can I prevent the shape of the displacement from changing when I move the cloud?
Hey make sure you change in octane tag particle rendering to voxels and in volume builder change type to fog. After that you might wanna refresh live viewer. Let me know if that fix it!
@@NojsGraphics i also get a black box instead, and i did put particle rendering to voxels and volume builder to fog.. but still got black box in the viewer. can a brother get some help here? Thank you
Everything i used here you should have by default in Octane. You just need to click at "OSL Displacement" just how i did around 3:15 and it should appear.
Hej, myślę że w takim przypadku to inne workflow jest potrzebny, ten workflow nadaję się do bardzo szybkiego stworzenia prostej chmurki w prosty sposób bez symulacji. W twoim przypadku wymagało by to właśnie symulacji, jeśli używasz C4D to ono teraz ma coś takiego jak "Pyro" jest to natywny sposób na symulacje tego typu rzeczy w C4D w dość zrozumiały sposób w porównaniu do innych opcji.
@@NojsGraphics dzieki, mam też reapcode czy xparticles, ale tam nigdy nie wiedziałem by dalo sie zrobić wlasnie chmurki, DYM tak, w sumie dym to robię turbulance FB. ale z tym pyro i octane to ja nie wiem czy to wyjdzie
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Man, that's fantastic, didn't know Octane could render standard C4D Fog Volumes straight out of the box, that's a genius tip, thank you!
Amazing!! One question, is it possible to animate the clouds slightly, like just have the volume change up a little big as they're floating?
It is technically possible in a way i think, but it will probably looks bad, its always worth trying tho. Only concering part for me is Volume displacement becouse this have its own position if im correct so if it will get animated volume underneath it will probably looks odd, similar to noise that "slide" on animated object becouse its in box projection instead of UV projection, only diffrence is that can be fixed, and volume wouldnt have such a fix.
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Great work my friend. Looking forward to the next one.
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wow I wish i found this earlier. It took me like 3 days to figure this out on my own.
Glad i could help!
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marvelous! I don't know how to fix the displacement effect on it, instead of the model moving and the displacement effect will change together.
Thanks! You are talking about OSL displacement right? well it might just not be possible to make it move with model itself unfortunetly, thats one of the limitation.
Great as always bro! Really enjoyed this one.
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Really nice tutorial! I followed along without problems and everything seemed fine till I tried to render it and clouds appeared as “geometric”( kinda distorted geometry). Do you know why it could be happening? 🤔
Nice tip man.
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Thank you for awesome tutorial! It's helped me a lot! Do you have any plans to make a foam material video?
Hey! actually yes, im learning about this topic for quite a while, i just didnt yet find best workflow that will work in many situations, a lot of tutorials about foam are for specific scenerios. In short, at some point i will definitly do tutorial about foams, this weekend i will also upload tutorial about bubbles.
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Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot! :)
Is there a way to export a VDB file including the OSL displacement from Octane?
Thank you for the great tutorial. But I have a question. My volume builder is not white. It looks like a gray cloud. How can I solve this?
If its gray in render view, i cover that part in that tutorial as well, basicly you need to crank up certain sample settings higher than usually
@@NojsGraphics Looking at the tutorial again, I can make white cloud. thanks solution!
To make it easier you need to change Octane render mode to Path tracing rather than Direct Lighting.
Amazing! What are you computer specs for that please?
RTX 3090 I forget rest of the specs lol
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Thank you for awesome tut! Is it possible to animate a cloud position with a displacement? when I move the volume builder, displacement is not moving with Volume builder.
Hey! Glad you like it, im not sure if displacement itself can be animated, i dont think it would be since its quite simple setup with a lot of shortcuts. But i know that you can animate it just like you would animate volume builder mesh. Was actually thinking of doing tutorial about it, but i left the idea for now. You can for example put shader field with animated noise and get nice clouds/fog for your scene.
@@NojsGraphics Thank you for reply! Sorry, my explanation was not good.
I'm hoping that when the cloud moves, it maintains the shape of the displacement as it moves.
Can I prevent the shape of the displacement from changing when I move the cloud?
@@regosann Hello, I also encountered this problem. Is there a way to solve it?
@@蛤蛤-g9y I am begginer of Octane, so I gave up and decided to use redshift...
@@regosann 😢NO! my buddy
can you do this with redshift?
probably yes. Might even be easier since RS is integreted with C4D, but i didnt test it out myself.
I did the same thing, but when I add a octane tag, I get a black screen on live viewer :(
Hey make sure you change in octane tag particle rendering to voxels and in volume builder change type to fog. After that you might wanna refresh live viewer. Let me know if that fix it!
@@NojsGraphics i also get a black box instead, and i did put particle rendering to voxels and volume builder to fog.. but still got black box in the viewer. can a brother get some help here? Thank you
Where can I get this OSL texture?
Everything i used here you should have by default in Octane. You just need to click at "OSL Displacement" just how i did around 3:15 and it should appear.
@@NojsGraphics Don't worry about it. I found the code. Will give it a try.
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Hej, myślę że w takim przypadku to inne workflow jest potrzebny, ten workflow nadaję się do bardzo szybkiego stworzenia prostej chmurki w prosty sposób bez symulacji. W twoim przypadku wymagało by to właśnie symulacji, jeśli używasz C4D to ono teraz ma coś takiego jak "Pyro" jest to natywny sposób na symulacje tego typu rzeczy w C4D w dość zrozumiały sposób w porównaniu do innych opcji.
@@NojsGraphics dzieki, mam też reapcode czy xparticles, ale tam nigdy nie wiedziałem by dalo sie zrobić wlasnie chmurki, DYM tak, w sumie dym to robię turbulance FB. ale z tym pyro i octane to ja nie wiem czy to wyjdzie