3 tutorial videos, containing scene management for big scenes, texture projection inside octane for c4d and a tutorial on how to shade a robot without UVs. All tutorials were made with Cinema 4D using Octane for C4D 3.06 as a render engine.
1 video, 1:34 hours long, containing a time lapse with audio commentary by Cornelius Dammrich and music, summarizing the whole project and giving detailed background knowledge of the 2,5 months creation process of the 6088AD artwork.
Comprehensive Timelapse
9 videos, 8:49 hours long, containing a full timelapse of 6088AD creation process, from start to finish in 9 chapters.
Original Soundtrack
Containing all tracks that were specially composed for this project. 10 tracks in total composed by Lukas Guziel.
6088AD Scenefiles
One 3D File for C4D, containing all assets and materials and all textures used in the scene.
The scene is almost one gigabyte in size and was rendered with two Titan X (maxwell). It was tested on several workstations and should render with a GTX 1080TI as well. If for some reason octane doesn’t render the whole image, this is due to the size of the scene and its ram usage. You can change that by disabling objects and layers. I cannot guarantee that you can render this scene with all its details on every PC out there – a GTX 980TI won’t be enough, but I encourage you to reshade, rebuild and alter it in every way you like – it’s basically a huge collection of assets for you to play around with. If you buy this package, you gain unlimited use of the scene and its assets for personal projects
