If you are an artist looking for photorealism, this is the tutorial for you!įor those of you that are unaware, the Daz Studio Octane plugin is a unique and powerful render plugin that is used by many of the major players in the entertainment industry because its ability to work within a variety of platforms that include Cinema 4D®, 3ds Max®, AutoCAD®, Blender® and Lightwave® to name just a few. John Kent, who has been a Daz Studio Octane plugin user and real-world photographer, takes the student from simple to more and more complex scenes cohesively building on previous knowledge. I'll leave it for now for the sake of sanity.Fueling Your Renders with Octane is a two part tutorial with a total running time of about 104 minutes. I found another comparison that used totally different scenes. Obviously the blue is going to look more lively. The only comparison I've seen was by Laticts (or however it's spelt) But, the comparison showed one with brown tone mapping for iray and one with blue tone mapping for octane. It's like they don't want you to try their product. Why these things have to be so difficult is beyond me. I gave up in the end otherwise I'd have thrown the computer out of the window. I tried asking for my password to be reset but I got no notification to reset it. I wish it had let me just sign up wtih fresh detials so I knew what they were exactly. When it came to installing it told me to log in but, it just won't accept either Abner K, Abner, or my email with my Google password.
It said I was signed in as Abner K then somewhere else it said my username was Abner. It only gave me the option to use my Google or Facebook account, so I used my Google account. Thanks, I did manage to download it but, I'm having trouble signing in. That should present the page where you can download the free OctaneRender Prime. Select "Shop" from the horizontal menu at the top of the page and then click "Try" in the vertical menu at the left.
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