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OCT-2022_PROJECT_BREAKDOWN (Patreon)

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2022-10-09 14:02:33
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In this video, we look at this perfume render I made recently. We break down the project step by step, all the way from lighting and texturing to redshift post-fx.

This was a highly requested video so I hope you enjoy!

Many thanks,
Ross

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Comments

Bryan Gancedo-Gonzalez

I know this is 6 months old but man... Amazing breakdown, thank you so much!

Anonymous

Can you provide model files for practice?

iamrossmason
>>93384756

I’ll do you one better. Just give me some time - I’m away for the remainder of this week but when I’m back I can hook you up :)

Anonymous

+1 I also very much hope that this course provides model exercises. thank you very much.

Anonymous

Providing the file for practice is just awesome! Looking forward to checking it out.

Anonymous

+1 the video is highly helpful

zizolazizo

That was very helpful, I am wondering if you could give us a kind of series of materials making in RS as migrating from OC to RS is a kind of big difference in terms of techniques...Thanks again for this helpful video, one more question, regarding the surface of the background I read once we had also to an RS object tag & allow caustics on it, is that true?

iamrossmason
>>94873806

I can definitely do that! Yeah, you need to add a RS Object Tag to any object you want to cast Caustics. Just go to the Visibility tab, enable 'Override' and then enable 'Casts Caustic Photons' :)

David Turfitt

Fabulous video Ross, learnt so much from you talking through everything and your thinking process - pure gold I have to say!

iamrossmason
>>95100542

Thank you so much David, that means a lot! Hope it’s making your transition to Redshift a bit easier :)

Christopher Zeischegg

This was wonderful. Just finished watching. Looking forward to playing with the project and coming up with my own setup. Really appreciate how thorough you are with explaining every step.

iamrossmason
>>96143539

Amazing! So glad to hear you enjoyed it, and have fun with the project - excited to see what you do with it. Appreciate the kind words, always a tricky one figuring out whether or not I'm going into too much detail, haha.