Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
So, uh, yeah…I joined the 3D printers club and bought myself a @bambulab_official P1S Filament printer and for my first print I made a Gus the Pug Wacom pen holder from my @nomadsculpt! 🤗 I gotta say it’s pretty incredible how easy it is to use! I’m not a big tinkerer type person, so I needed the least amount of friction and I just knew I wouldn’t do well with the mess of resin printers. This printers quality is insane, just needs a little bit of clean up, sanding, painting, etc. I learned a lot about what tweaks to make to my 3D sculpt and the printer settings to make everything perfect! Highly recommend if you’re getting into printing to try it out!
If you got any questions, hit me up and if you’d buy one of these Gus pen holders let me know…maybe I’ll do a Kickstarter! 😁
So what should I print next? 🧐
So, uh, yeah…I joined the 3D printers club and bought myself a @bambulab_official P1S Filament printer and for my first print I made a Gus the Pug Wacom pen holder from my @nomadsculpt! 🤗 I gotta say it’s pretty incredible how easy it is to use! I’m not a big tinkerer type person, so I needed the least amount of friction and I just knew I wouldn’t do well with the mess of resin printers. This printers quality is insane, just needs a little bit of clean up, sanding, painting, etc. I learned a lot about what tweaks to make to my 3D sculpt and the printer settings to make everything perfect! Highly recommend if you’re getting into printing to try it out!
If you got any questions, hit me up and if you’d buy one of these Gus pen holders let me know…maybe I’ll do a Kickstarter! 😁
So what should I print next? 🧐
![Cinema 4D Tutorial - Create Digital Nature Renders Using Octane Render [Part 1]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DLHFA-nFFm4/mqdefault.jpg "Cinema 4D Tutorial - Create Digital Nature Renders Using Octane Render [Part 1]
In this multi-part #Cinema4D #OctaneRender tutorial series, David will show you how to set up Forester trees and grass with shaders that are both transmissive and glossy, and dial in grass patch settings and random color node for more variation, as well as using vertex maps and procedural noises to create dead zones, and filling those areas with real displacement textures for soil and rocks. See below for Forester & displacement map links!
Watch Digital Nature Renders Part 2: https://youtu.be/aBKtkNjzpqM
Helpful Links David mentioned:
Forester: https://www.3dquakers.com/
Real Displacement Textures: https://www.rd-textures.com/
Watch our Octane Render Tutorial Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQQvBmAPNyI&list=PLhuhkssBjYqdFI4ovbakpm8Z_XJMm9S8_
Using Octane Displacement for Amazing Abstract Renders in Cinema 4D: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=068g41cTrYY
Plastic Vinyl Toy Textures in Octane Render: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Njl5hLmGs0
Davids List of Essential Octane Resources: http://arievvisuals.com/resources
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