@@SilverwingVFX Hey, quick question: how do you add a pin or dot in the middle of a node wire to better sort it? (Similar to the "dot" in Substance Designer) I've been trying to figure it out for about an hour now and it's driving me crazy. Please help man lol
@@bulba1561 I know them as reroute. I thin this might not be possible in Octane. Have you ever seen them in practice? I think you are not crazy. I think they just don´t exist.
Hi, I remember reading a comment saying that morning coffee tastes better after this, can't agree more haha, brain juice and food for thought best combo to survive Mondays, and thank you for sharing, yes the geometry plays a huge factor in our perception, and if there's not enough details it makes things feel plastic-y, i always fall in that trouble convincing myself by saying I'll add details later 😂 i have some thoughts on the satin material, my setup is similar to yours but i use a falloff node in the diffuse channel but as always, bangers no misses, wish you a blissed week and wonderful day 🌟
Thanks for your super nice reply Zaidi 🙌 Ha ha yeah I pinned that comment about the coffee last week 📌 as I really liked it! Yeah a good 3D scene is always a combination of great shaders, geometry and lighting. With lighting a bit of back lighting always makes stuff look so much better! Thank you for your input on the satin material. Ohhh yes, I have done that falloff in the past too. Definitely a valid option! Thanks so much for your support and that you like my content. Highly appreciated! Cheers and a good start into, and a great week to you as well ✨
Alright! As every sunday, here we go with another awesome one i was doing some animation for the past september celebration and finally i go to understand a little bit more, so Last but not least a huge thank you and awesome week 👚👚
Great tutorial, as always. I would love if you could show the light setup you do for these demonstrations. And maybe, a dedicated video about them, I mean, if you use different ones in each tutorial, talk a little about how each one affects them and is done according to what you want to show. Thank you very much
Thank you very much for your great answer Andy. True that. My lighting setups are mostly remarkably simple. But that does not mean they don´t deserve to be shown. Maybe I should do at least one tut about lighting. Solid hint there. Thank you 🙌
@@SilverwingVFX Thanks. In fact. Your samples in the videos are extremely realistic (like plastic, metal, etc.) And I know that lighting plays a large part in this. It would be interesting, as it adds to your unique style of showing how to achieve realistic results. Thank you very much!
Amazing tutorial as always 👕 I noticed that you barely use the sliders in Octane, you always put in round numbers. Is that how you usually work or are you just doing that in the tutorials to make them more easy to follow along?
Hey hey and thank you very much for your comment and question. Yeah. That´s my OCD right there ha ha ha 😅 I really work this way. I always liked the clean numbers as an indicator that I set the value and not accidentally brushed over it. Also it´s far more easy to memorize for me 😊😇
I love how Raphael says he only has time for a little quicktip and then drops a 20 minute knowledge bomb. Legend.
Ha ha thanks so much Simon. I seem to chronically underestimate their length 😁
I hope you are doing great and have a good time!
Love the Bingo idea! Maybe I'll find some nerd in my area to play SLV Bingo on Sundays. 👚
Ha ha ha nice.
Would be interesting to see 😇😅
Thank you very much for 👚 the video!
a nice and cozy tutorial🧶
Ha ha thank you for your fluffy comment ☁️
👚Thanks as always👚
Thanks so much for 👚 the video.
Appreciate your continuous support!
These shaders looks awesome! Also nice see who you get there. Thanks and have a great busy weekend! 👚🌟
Thanks for your comment. Great you can take something away from it 🙌
Also thanks for 👕 the video ✨
These are all so amazing. I have so much fun learning more about Octane because of you.
That´s fantastic and how it should be. Learning should be fun and inspirational. I am glad I added to that experience 🙌
Nice Tutorial, everything you need 👌🏻
Happy to hear that 🙏
Have an awesome time and happy cloth making 🙌
A comment for the TH-cam algorithm
Much love, Raphael
Thank you very much for your support!
Much love back 🙏
So awesome! Excited about the opal tut as well 🔥
Thank you very much.
Let´s hope the opal one comes rather sooner then later 😇
Love the material vids!
im gonna start doing a silverwing drinking game tonight lol
Hi there Bulba and thank you very much.
Very nice reading that you like the series 🙌
@@SilverwingVFX Hey, quick question: how do you add a pin or dot in the middle of a node wire to better sort it? (Similar to the "dot" in Substance Designer) I've been trying to figure it out for about an hour now and it's driving me crazy. Please help man lol
@@bulba1561 I know them as reroute.
I thin this might not be possible in Octane.
Have you ever seen them in practice?
I think you are not crazy. I think they just don´t exist.
It must have been in a dream. Wouldn't it be a nice feature in octane though?@@SilverwingVFX
Late Night Raphael! Hooray!
🥇 You get the first comment metal 🙌
Late night Raphael is going to bed now 💤
OMG! Getting the first comment medal was on my list right after the oscar! @@SilverwingVFX
Hi, I remember reading a comment saying that morning coffee tastes better after this, can't agree more haha, brain juice and food for thought best combo to survive Mondays, and thank you for sharing, yes the geometry plays a huge factor in our perception, and if there's not enough details it makes things feel plastic-y, i always fall in that trouble convincing myself by saying I'll add details later 😂
i have some thoughts on the satin material, my setup is similar to yours but i use a falloff node in the diffuse channel
but as always, bangers no misses, wish you a blissed week and wonderful day 🌟
Thanks for your super nice reply Zaidi 🙌
Ha ha yeah I pinned that comment about the coffee last week 📌 as I really liked it!
Yeah a good 3D scene is always a combination of great shaders, geometry and lighting.
With lighting a bit of back lighting always makes stuff look so much better!
Thank you for your input on the satin material. Ohhh yes, I have done that falloff in the past too. Definitely a valid option!
Thanks so much for your support and that you like my content.
Highly appreciated!
Cheers and a good start into, and a great week to you as well ✨
Alright! As every sunday, here we go with another awesome one i was doing some animation for the past september celebration and finally i go to understand a little bit more, so Last but not least a huge thank you and awesome week 👚👚
Thank you a lot Rodrigo for your nice comment.
All the best for future animations, and an awesome new week to you too!
Cheers 🙌
Great tutorial, as always. I would love if you could show the light setup you do for these demonstrations. And maybe, a dedicated video about them, I mean, if you use different ones in each tutorial, talk a little about how each one affects them and is done according to what you want to show.
Thank you very much
Thank you very much for your great answer Andy.
True that. My lighting setups are mostly remarkably simple. But that does not mean they don´t deserve to be shown. Maybe I should do at least one tut about lighting. Solid hint there. Thank you 🙌
@@SilverwingVFX Thanks. In fact. Your samples in the videos are extremely realistic (like plastic, metal, etc.) And I know that lighting plays a large part in this. It would be interesting, as it adds to your unique style of showing how to achieve realistic results.
Thank you very much!
Amazing tutorial as always 👕 I noticed that you barely use the sliders in Octane, you always put in round numbers. Is that how you usually work or are you just doing that in the tutorials to make them more easy to follow along?
Hey hey and thank you very much for your comment and question.
Yeah. That´s my OCD right there ha ha ha 😅
I really work this way. I always liked the clean numbers as an indicator that I set the value and not accidentally brushed over it. Also it´s far more easy to memorize for me 😊😇
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As always, thanks a lot Mike 🖤
Sir.. tire shader please..!
Hey there and thank you very much for your comment.
That´s actually an excellent idea. I will write that on my list.
Cheers 🙌
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Thanks so much Akhil for 👕 the video. Much appreciated
@@SilverwingVFX Always
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Yaaaas, thanks a lot 👕
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Yeeees, thanks so much! 👚👕👔🩳 Very nice collection 😊
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Thank you Rayko!
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Ha ha ha. The whole collection here. Love the socks. Dobby is proud 🪄
@@SilverwingVFX hahaha 😄😄