Classroom Update: Toon Shader Resources and Community News Watch Video Summary The video provides an update on the classroom content, focusing on Toon Shaders and related resources. The speaker shares various tutorial videos and playlists, highlighting valuable content from different creators and plans to reorganize the classroom to better feature these resources. Additionally, new members and interesting channels are introduced, and upcoming content related to fractal setups is mentioned.

Made a water animation in octane render, learned how to make water shader from a cinema 4d tutorial

I'm still very lost with Octane render, although I learned the basics of the Universal and the Toon materials it still feels confusing. I made 2 skin shaders, one with Universal material and one with Toon material. I was then worried about not being able to do procedural shaders for visual effects like I'm used to with Eevee. Thankfully, I found a video that showcases all the procedural nodes of Octane. It was very helpful. Also discovered the OSL texture node that let me code my own procedural shader (yes, I started learning that programming language just for that xD). I also played around with Composite texture (the video) and the Position texture node that gives me the world position of the object as texture. I used it as a mask on the Y axis so that the object is invisible when the position Y < 0. I can see myself using it to make shader transformations.

If you had to pick one thing you want to get better at in Blender Octane right now, what would it be? Comment with your answer: - Lighting - Materials - Render setup - Post effects - Scene building

“Introduce yourself and share a picture of your workspace” If you want!