Create a Detailed Mars Landscape Using Octane Displacement

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David Ariew shows us how to create a Detailed Mars Landscape Using Octane Displacement. Learn how to combine procedural noises to create terrains, then add multiple layers of displacement to them. We'll look deep into fog settings, composition, lighting, and color matching techniques. Next we'll learn how to create displacements by baking out C4D's default noise types, as well as jumping into World Creator for more advanced terrains. Finally, we'll create canyon walls and a vertical composition, as well as optimizing the scene.

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