Charly 3D Tutors

  In this video, I am showing a render-test of the new Redshift 3.0.41 on my recent project, which is already familiar to you from my previous tests. Since it has a new Hair Physical Material based on Disney research and I wanted to check how much slower it will render. Why was I already sure it was slower? Because many have already complained at the forum, but also since the material has become physically correct - naturally, it transmits more light and requires big miscalculations. But honestly, I didn't really get into all this .. I'm not a physicist or a mathematician. I am a creator with a creative mindset .. Therefore, for me - if only it renders beautifully and quickly, and what is there in physics and what processes are taking place is not very interesting =) Info about RTX SpeedUP - https://bit.ly/2R98DwF   The release of new NVIDIA Studio drivers also pushed me to this test. After all, Optix 7.2 was added to them, in which they promised to speed up the rendering of...

  In this video, I show the performance of this hairstyle in the Unreal Engine 4 viewport on a single 2080Ti. I tell you how many frames I rendered, show the settings of the sequencer, which CVars I used to improve the rendering, how to improve the DoF on hairs, what the hairstyle consists of, and how to optimize the FPS, how to create LoD, etc.      More tutorials: - Unreal Engine 4  → https://bit.ly/2ExhTEx   - Alembic Hair → https://bit.ly/3jIEUnQ   - Ornatrix Maya → https://bit.ly/2HILywo   - Ornatrix → https://bit.ly/3cLclkW   Video content: 0:00 - Subtitle selection 0:05 - Acknowledgments 0:40 - Channel support 1:19 - How to speed up video production and get early access to WIP, ad-free lessons, model discounts, etc. 1:44 - Lesson topic. How many frames did you create for rendering? 2:08 - Movie Render Queue settings 2:50 - How to improve DoF for hair? 4:17 - Performance test on 2080Ti 6:02 - Hair shader settings. 6:31 - What'...

This series is about how I created the braided mesh in BraidMaker, which I used for HairFromMeshStrips in Ornatrix.  This series is about how I created the braided mesh in BraidMaker, which I used for HairFromMeshStrips in Ornatrix.      More tutorials: - Ornatrix Cinema 4D → https://bit.ly/3nVlJsk   - Ornatrix Maya → https://bit.ly/2HILywo   - Ornatrix 3ds Max → https://bit.ly/3nXZOAN   - Octane → http://bit.ly/2lG40u3   - Arnold → http://bit.ly/2vproAV   - Redshift → https://bit.ly/349zk73   - Fstorm → https://bit.ly/2WQqMyy   - V-Ray → https://bit.ly/3aQHIgU        Video content: 0:00 - Turn on subtitles. 0:05 - Thanks. 0:08 - News to Ornatrix fans. 0:25 - Channel support 1:10 - How did I create the braids? 2:41 - Draw a curve for the braid. 3:07 - How to avoid intersecting with geometry? 3:42 - How do I draw a smoothed curve? 5:14 - How to convert to curves? 6:30 - How to convert a curve...

So, first about why I like Ornatrix, and after that - why did I give up Xgen in 2021? You can also read this post here if this convenient for you. ARTSTATION I also want to say that I didn't show all of Ornatrix's features in this article. But I continue to show them in this playlist ORNATRIX ADVANTAGES Be careful - so many videos =) I think the main advantage of Ornatrix is its simplicity and intuitive use. I've heard this from many clients. You can achieve results faster than X-gen. That is - literally in a week - you can create your first hairstyles. Also, having spent time pumping a skill in Ornatrix, you will recoup the cost of it for one order + you can also buy a license for a friend =) Ahaha, the plan is this - we buy a subscription, study it in a week, take the first order, and voila =) Seriously! My first orders were just after a week of study ... I did not look at the tutorials on it, and after a week of studying by my self, I did this work, which got into the f...