Ocean Rendering Using Redshift
Release date:2021
Author:Saber Jlassi
Skill level:Intermediate
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
OCEAN RENDERING USING REDHISFT
YOUR GUIDE TO FULLY UNDERSTAND HOW TO UTILIZE OCEAN TOOLS IN HOUDINI AND PRODUCE PHOTO REALISTIC RENDERS IN REDHISHIFT
CHAPTER 1 – OCEAN SETUP
Workflow Overview and limitation to use it in redshift
How to create details that hold up for multiple camera distances.
Layering and mixing spectrums.
Creating visual complexity.
CHAPTER 2 – REDSHIFT SETUP
Creating all the necessary setups needed to get the ocean rendered using redshift.
Making sure that the resulting ocean matches 100% the ocean in Houdini viewport
CHAPTER 3 – ADV SHADING
Setting up the daylight scene.
Ocean shading.
Setting Up passes/aovs.
CHAPTER 4 – ENV SETUP & LIGHTING
rs proxy.
Instancing.
rock shading.
lighting.
Atmospherics.
Setting up passes and custom aovs.
CHAPTER 5 – NUKE COMPOSITING
Composite all the aovs and passes produce to create the final look.
Learn how to use all the custom aovs provide to further tweak the look and quickly change the lighting
– WELCOME & HOW TO START
0 – Intro – Redshift ocean
CHAPTER 1 – ART STUDY & OCEAN SETUP
1 – Pre Requisite
2 – Visual
3 – Visual and lookdev
4 – Fresnel and bump
5 – Ocean toolset default
6 – Ocean toolset default
7 – Ocean setup large map
8 – Ocean toolset mid map
9 – Exporting maps
CHAPTER 2 – OCEAN SHADING
10 – Viewport setup
11 – RS Shader setup
12 – RS Displacements
CHAPTER 3 – ADV SHADING
13 – Lighting and ACES
14 – Advanced Shading
15 – Lighting
16 – Preview Renders
CHAPTER 4 – ENVIRONMENT SETUP & LIGHTING
17 – Triangle scene overview
18 – Cliff shading
19 – Cliff instancing
20 – Triangle tweaks
21 – Atmosphere setup
22 – Matte fix
23 – Final setups
CHAPTER 5 – COMPOSITING IN NUKE
24 – Nuke intro
25 – Atmosphere background
26 – Ocean passes
27 – Ship integration
28 – Glow and overscan
29 – Daylight
30 – The end
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