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Abstract Sculptures Tutorial 1
🕑 Added 2023-03-03 19:16:31 +0000 UTCHi Friends,
in this lesson, I will share a really cool technique to get crazy detailed reflections/refractions in your glass materials and just... achieve a very beautiful and versatile look, that you can use in all sorts of projects.
I used this glass technique in multiple client projects and I´m always amazed, how easy it is to achieve amazing looking results.
( Important note: Adjust the "Specular Depth" in the octane settings, to get different looks).
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markusgonser
Thanks for sharing!
check "Orthographic" in OC camera tag will be the same as viewport when using parallel camera
Thank you!
markusgonser
I guess, you can use similar settings but of course you just have to adjust it a bit.
markusgonser
Well, in Redshift things are named slightly different. Overall its the same, but of course you need to know the basics of Redshift.
should i use the same settings?
markusgonser
of course. I have the feeling redshift is just a little bit slower with these glass refractions/reflections, but maybe I´m wrong
Can this be done with redshift?
Scott Huster
So cool! I was hoping this would be the first one. Watching it today, managed to catch up on the modular video from last month too :D Great stufMarkus! I know it's octane, but hoping I can adjust for Redshift.
