Realistic lighting in Octane | Quick Tips

Looking at how to make more realistic lighting with the use of IED lighting profiles.
IES lighting pack website: community.renderman.pixar.com...
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Thank you so much for watching this video. I made this in response to someone asking about IES lights. If you have any other questions about my process, please let me know. I can work on making more quick tips based on these questions.

[@batlabat1754]

I was looking for a tip like this for a while, I knew my lights where missing something ! Thank you very much

[@babysteps1]

Great concise explanation. Could you do a detailed vidya of the difference between the texture/dist channels. Also I have seen a few artists say that under the lights 'settings' tab you should always select 'Texture' and not 'black body', but why?

[@richardxs]

Loved this tip 🔥

[@s3.144]

Thanks!

[@eddierobbertse8957]

Good tip. Thanks!

[@kevinmakesvideos]

Thank you

[@BluXi]

Thank you !

[@GamalEldien]

Amazing

[@carlboman8563]

Amazing tip! Does this slow down render times or is it just like putting a texture in the distribution?

[@Herdstudio]

Thanks bro

[@NEWARTSTUDiOS]

Yes, good one. tnx :)

[@agsenpai5973]

Thanks a lot

[@ro-animation]

Very good tip bro! Do more of Octane

[@ManningMoore]

You got it!

[@henchharry9104]

Sick tutorial bro, links changed btw but managed to find elsewhere!

[@Danish78671]

can you please share the links mate? not able to find any ies light textures.

[@arhiseva]

молодец!