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Hey hey 🥇 Thank you very much: The part in Fusion is rather small. I hope you enjoy it anyway ✨

I am planning a PCB tut (series) I will go over the lighting there 🙌 As you know me, it's very minimal. So not a big deal to be honest 😇

Hey there and thank you very much for your comment. I have not planned it yet, but it might be a good idea. So thank you very much for your suggestion 🙏

Ohhhh, thank you so much. I really appreciate you welcoming me into the community! Also thank you very much for your suggestion. I might do that in the future 🙌

Thank you very much. Great to hear that 🙌

Hey there and thank you very much for your question. When you create a light in Cycles, on default it is turned off from "Camera" rays in the object menu under "Ray Visibility" If you turn that on again, you will also see the light in your rendered viewport.

Hey there and thank you very much for your question. I think this is a bit complicated since you want to use the image to affect the object in the reflection / refraction and also diffuse lighting. If it would just be about the emission and not the Shadow Catching aspect of it, I would use pure emission with it. Set a diffuse material with black diffuse, then use a "Texture Emission" with "Surface Brightness" ticked on. Though this then would not catch shadows and reflections. So you could experiment with also using the same image on the diffuse and then, depending on the material of the projected object also add a reflection. This is only possible with the universal material. Since the Diffuse Material does not have a reflection and the Glossy Material does not have emission. So you could make a universal material with e.g. a glossy reflection and a projected texture, that goes into the color (Albedo) and emission. If you are OK with just a Shadow as well as the Diffuse GI of the Object, stick with the Diffuse Material. Then use the render layers to get your object-, it's shadow and it's reflection separated and on its own render pass / render layer. This can be merged in compositing (like After Effects, Nuke or Fusion Studio) or within octanes own internal compositing context. I have videos on all of those: Render Layer & External Comp in After Effects: ruclips.net/video/YB4LBf_t_Xs/видео.html Render Layer & Internal Comp: ruclips.net/video/bEgjnyNwOSg/видео.html New Internal Compositing Nodes (This might be necessary to know what to do in newer Octane versions): ruclips.net/video/ULrxD_7fJKs/видео.html Basically you would use your video as an background layer (like what I do in the second video with the gray background) Hope this all makes sense and helps. If you have questions, then feel free to ask

Hey there and thank you very much for your comment and suggestion. I have made multiple of those already. Just go to my profile and search for ACES. I also have videos on how to handle those in the Comp software as AfterEffects and FusionStudio. Here's the one I would suggest. But feel free to also watch the others, they are also still relevant, depending on what you want to do. ruclips.net/video/g-PqaZdBS94/видео.html

@@SilverwingVFX Omg , I cant believe I didn't find that one yet. thank you!

@@porteauloin You are very welcome 🙌✨

Hey hey, and thank you so much for your comment. That's super awesome to hear! I hope I can continue this trend in the future.

Thank you! Super nice hearing that 🙌

Hey there and thank you very much for your comment and question. The Rayswitch makes the whole image dimmer for whats on screen and makes it brighter for it's scene interaction. The refresh flickering is an effect I do not go over in the tut. It's just a gradient that is also multiplied over the picture input and is repeating moving upwards (animated the UV Transform)

@@SilverwingVFX thank you. in my opinion this is the part that really sells the final look. I can't seem to get this to work but im also an octane newbie. I will keep trying. Thanks again for all the tutorials.

Thank you very much for your answer. If you email me (the address is on my website) I can send you the shader setup for the flicker effect.

@@SilverwingVFX wow thank you. incredibly kind and generous of you. emailiing now! :)

@@3DandSt Thank you. Email received, and answer sent 🙌🙌

Hey there. You need to subscribe to Maxons Red Giant VFX suite, it's part of that. As an alternative you can also buy Deep Glow, this does the same thing but is from a different developer.

Thank You sir

Thank You for Valuable Answer.😊😊😊

Hey there and thank you very much for your comment. I am actually not that sure what you are asking. I am trying to answer if I am not answering the right questions, feel free to correct me. In Octane: You can still setup the ACES workflow the way you like. Either through the one click solution or through the OCIO file. You can see the process of that in this video here: 9:09 P.s. in Octane you will get the same result in the live viewer with the one click solution as with OCIO ACES to sRGB. There should not be a difference! Concerning the output: You can setup Octane however you please. The only thing important that you do to make AE receive the ACES data is to set the output of Octane to EXR and the Color Space to ACEScg as seen here: 11:22 This will ignore all the color settings that you made in octane and save out the EXRs in ACEScg color space. Hope this helps! Cheers and a great start into the week to you 🙌

@@SilverwingVFX Hey, thank you so much. This would definitely help me. Earlier, i had little different approach, where ACES is baked in the output setting with buffer type LDR*(8bit) and color space to OCIO, but it dint work in After effects well for color correcting. But thanks to you, i have a solid worklfow. 🙏

@@chelpark23 If it's just about a bit of color correction in after effects you can also bake your look in to 16bit PNGs, by choosing the ACES to sRGB one click solution and changing the Octane output from EXR (Octane) to PNG (Octane). If you want to blend Images e.g. light-passes together, and get the right output then in the Octane Live Viewer, then you need to go with a linear image format and EXRs ✨

Ohhh, thank you as well 🙌✨🔆✨🙌

And thank you very much for your comment. Much appreciated 🙌

Thank you very much for your comment. Uhhhh yes, this is another usecase I did not think about. That would be perfectly suited for that. Thank you for your input 🙌

Thank you very much for your comment. It would be so cool to also do every topic that I provide as a Blender Octane tut. But unfortunately I have very little time to do that right now. Hopefully I can make some room in the future to provide more Blender Videos again!

@@SilverwingVFX Got it! Thank you so much and I´m looking forward to it :)

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Ha ha ha, thank you very much. Yeah, I guess it's pretty nerdy. VDBs are an interesting idea 🤔 Super happy you liked it ✨

Uhhh super nice! You definitely earned this ✨🥇✨

Oh, thank you very much ✨🙏🙌

@@SilverwingVFX I have been looking at your work for reference since I was a college student, about 10 years ago, and thanks to you, my projects have been upgraded a lot. I still carry on my 3D video business with those memories to this day. I would like to express my deepest gratitude and support to you. Will there be a day when you become a Gold Wing?😅 Anyway, I am so grateful and respectful.🙏🔥

Thank you very much Anastasia 🙌 I will record it tomorrow. So it should be online soon 😊

Thank you very much. And yeah the Ray Switch is a hidden gem!

Oh thank you very much. Great to hear the Explanation worked out great.

Thank you for your great comment. Lovely to hear that 🙏

Muito obrigado também. Você é muito bem-vindo 🙌🙌

Thank you very much for your message and your report. I would need to try on my end, but sounds like maybe a limitation. And you are right that X-Particles is better established. P.s. this "Dirty Trick" is Maxons official way to support their particles in other renderers then Redshift. Even their own Standard and Physical renderer 😇😇

@@SilverwingVFX seems to be the same even with standard renderer, so not an issue with your technique! Just a bug.

Ha ha ha, thank you very much. Appreciate your strong reaction. And yeah, I love my node wiring. Especially with the new snapping in place 🎉 Fast and precise!

Thank you 🙌✨✳️✨🙌

Thank you very much. Fantastic to hear that you like the video 🙌

Ha ha ha that is indeed is very true. Made my evening 🙌 That would make for a great T-Shirt at a 3D conference !!!

Thank youuu 🙏🙌✨