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Render Engines – A Small Overview with Jan Urschel

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Release date:2020

Author:Jan Urschel

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

A non-technical, un-scientific and personal comparison of Blender Cycles, Eevee and Octane! We’re looking at lighting/rendering a large interior space in a concept design workflow. A small overview over some attractive render choices available today and how they fare in an actual work environment.

What topics are covered?
– Lighting
– Material and render setup for Eevee and Cycles
– Scene overview in Octane Standalone and Octane for Blender for comparison
– Quick Photoshop paintover

Who is it for?
Creatives who are interested in rendering within Blender.

What will I get?
– 2+ hour video tutorial with narration
– 3D source and scene files (OBJ, ORBX and BLEND)
– PSD file

What do I need to have before I start:
– Blender 2.8
– Octane Standalone (not required but useful)
– Intermediate knowledge of Blender and Octane

Who made this?
My name is Jan Urschel and I’m a professional concept designer and creative director working in the film and video game industry working on projects such as Captain Marvel, Ghost in the Shell, Rogue One and many more.

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10 Comments

  1. 03. CYCLES
    04. OCTANE STANDALONE
    05. OCTANE FOR BLENDER
    06. COMPARISON
    All The Above files are missing. Can U Please Fix This,
    Thank You.

  2. 03. CYCLES
    04. OCTANE STANDALONE
    05. OCTANE FOR BLENDER
    06. COMPARISON
    All The Above files are missing. Can U Please Fix This,
    Thank You.

  3. Hey Strawberry! Do you have Intro to octane for blender by Jan Urschel? Would be a big help. Thank you!

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