How to add Multiple Stickers and Labels in Redshift for Cinema 4D
In this Quick-Tip tutorial, Chad Ashley of Greyscalegorilla demonstrates a technique for adding stickers and labels that allow you to use multiple UV channels in one material.
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Tutorial Focus: Texturing
Software: R18
Educator: Chad Ashley
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Cool, very handy info even though I don’t use Redshift.
Could this workflow be tailored for use in Octane ?
AFAIK Octane does not support multiple UV channels. I could be wrong though. I don’t use Octane in my day-to-day anymore. thanks for the comment!
For some reason the decal is showing up on both sides of my object, I can’t figure out how to
For some reason the decal is showing up on both sides of my object. I can’t figure out how to restrain it to just one side. Is this a UV thing? Do I need to unwrap my UVs or something for this to work properly?
yes, the skateboard was UV’d to have it’s top and bottom separate. As long as you properly UV your skateboard, you shouldn’t have any stickers showing up on your grip tape. 🙂
Hey Chad
Nice Tutorial as usual! I am thinking of switching from Octane to REDSHIFT. I just can not wrap my head around the Octane work flow especially when texturing. I know REDSHIFT will have a learning curve just like any of the different render’s but is it better for a production workflow, especially for texturing?
Hi Thomas, what exactly is tripping you up on the Octane texture workflow? I’d recommend getting demo’s of any 3rd party renderer before purchasing. Always good to try before you buy.
Hi,
Thanks for the tut, just what I was looking for!
For some reason as soon as I drag the UV channel into the shader node my texture stretches, even though its UVd corretly and looks fine in the C4D editor view. I’m having to tweak the Remap settings to make it look right.