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Ultimate Marmoset Toolbag 4 Guide to make PORTFOLIO Quality Renders with Raytracing

Description:// I've recently been spending time updating my portfolio with fresh renders of some of my favorite Substance Designer materials and wanted to share with you my workflow for getting amazing renders and 360º videos in Marmoset Toolbag 4! This Walkthrough will provide some excellent knowledge whether you are brand new to Marmoset Toolbag or just looking for some neat tips and tricks. SOCIALS:// TWITCH:   / braybeard   DISCORD:   / discord   ARTSTATION: https://www.artstation.com/braydickey INSTAGRAM:   / braytonks3d   TWITTER:   / braytonks   Chapter Timestamps:// (This video is dense with info!) 1. Setup 00:00 LETS BEGIN 00:19 Interface Overview 01:35 Maya Sphere 02:12 Bringing in Geo 02:49 Material Setup 04:18 Establishing our "Hero Shot" 04:35 Displacement and Subdivision 05:45 Camera Focal Length 06:29 Material Tiling & Offset 2. Lighting 07:08 Adjusting the Sky / HDR 08:42 Adding Lights 10:13 Direction Lights 11:07 Adjusting Light Shape 11:58 Omni Lights 12:23 Spot Lights 12:45 "Sculpting With Light" 13:51 Light Color 14:30 Using a Backdrop (Simple Backdrop image) 15:18 Using a Backdrop (Backdrop Plane Geo) 3. The Camera 17:05 Depth of Field (DOF) 18:11 Post Processing 18:27 Aperture & Bokeh 18:56 Chromatic Aberration 19:30 Tone Mapping 4. Post Processing 20:35 Sharpening 20:53 Bloom 21:07 Film Grain 5. Advanced Material Options 22:15 Transmission: Subsurface & Volumetric Scattering 23:22 Transmission: Fuzz 23:50 Clear Coat 24:33 Alien Parasite Skin Material Demo 6. Rendering 27:42 Samples vs Denoising 31:07 Image Render Settings 32:17 Creating a 360º Turntable Animation 35:04 PNG Sequencing 37:24 Stitching Together our PNG Sequence 7. Bonus Tips 09:30 Splitting the viewport 16:51 "Invisible to Camera" 26:08 Light Shape & Specular Highlights 26:56 Adjusting Reflection & Radiance Intensity 32:45 Halving our Render Frames 34:33 Quartering our Render Frames