Free Octane for Cinema 4D Package

CurseStudio has published an Octane 2.0 for Cinema 4D tutorial as well as a free original scene file for 3ds Max.
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The "Conchita Wurst" joke at the beginning of artist Dominik’s tutorial may only be understood by Austrians and viewers of ESC 2014. Dominik runs the CurseStudio website, where you can find more free and paid premium Cinema 4D tutorials.

Here is the Cinema 4D/Octane 2.0 tutorial that Dominik is giving away as a thank-you for supporting his website.

Cinema 4D / Octane 2.0 Free Scene File + Little Bonus Tutorial For 3000 Followers! from CurseStudio on Vimeo.

Here you can find the free 3ds Max scene file, which is 7 MB in size.

More about the standalone version of Octane Renderer version 2 can be found here.