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Blender Tutorial: Photorealistic Puddles 

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Blender tutorial showing you how to create physically accurate, realistic puddles.
Download the Free Poliigon Blender Addon: www.poliigon.com/blender?utm_...
Download the texture from this tutorial: www.poliigon.com/texture/zigz...
Other recommend textures:
Asphalt: www.poliigon.com/texture/grou...
Grey Concrete Pavers: www.poliigon.com/texture/conc...
Rocky Dirt: www.poliigon.com/texture/grou...
Download the final node group:
www.dropbox.com/s/sndkap18nd7...
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Комментарии : 561   
@MhLiMz
@MhLiMz Год назад
It is so generous of you to put out tutorials for free every now and then, and you don't even include a lot of Poliigon advertisements.
@CZghost
@CZghost Год назад
Not only that, Blender itself is actually free and open-source. It only makes sense to make tutorials for Blender free of charge.
@sicfxmusic
@sicfxmusic Год назад
@@CZghost LMAO
@christianemden7637
@christianemden7637 Год назад
@@CZghost that doesn’t diminish the time Andrew puts into those. So saying thank you doesn’t hurt anybody.
@btn237
@btn237 Год назад
@@CZghost Blender is free to the end user, but the organisation requires enormous sums of money to operate. Just as an example.. the Blender development fund takes in around 167,000 euros per month. So I'd instead say - it makes sense to release Blender tutorials for free if it makes sense for that individual i.e they can afford to do it somehow.
@Ryxles_YT
@Ryxles_YT Год назад
So you're telling me I know how to make realistic puddles but don't know how to move around the camera in blender 🤣
@markflakezCG
@markflakezCG Год назад
While some may prefer a simpler tutorial that only covers how to make the puddles I appreciate the depth and detail you included in this tutorial. You thoroughly explained every aspect and provided various ways to enhance realism. Overall, great job on the tutorial!
@rgbforever4561
@rgbforever4561 Год назад
The thing is, this way you won't learn the process behind it. (That is crucial to learn blender)
@DumbArtStick
@DumbArtStick 10 месяцев назад
@@rgbforever4561 fr. No one teaches the theory behind it :(
@moonrivers71
@moonrivers71 3 месяца назад
@markflakez Yes, I agree. And I just came to this video from one of his where he does a tutorial on creating an interior in 9 minutes…and a lot of people get on his case for that not being detailed enough and an advert for Polligon. People get real. This guy is awesome.
@pZq_
@pZq_ Год назад
Your way of explaining complicated things is superior. Thank you for doing this!
@razeezar
@razeezar Год назад
"Moisture is the essence of wetness, and wetness is the essence of beauty." - Derek Zoolander
@Spy1330
@Spy1330 10 месяцев назад
ok.
@vladartiomav2473
@vladartiomav2473 7 месяцев назад
And the wetness of a beauty is a result of overstimulation 😂
@deadbushlover3511
@deadbushlover3511 7 месяцев назад
Tell that to the geys.
@vladartiomav2473
@vladartiomav2473 7 месяцев назад
@@deadbushlover3511 😂😂
@mangoesfly1594
@mangoesfly1594 Год назад
When I first learned of Blender back in January of last year, I was blown away. Your donut tutorial launched me into months of fun learning the software. Thanks for all you've done for us amateur artists!
@coffee-vz1nr
@coffee-vz1nr Год назад
I just want to thank u for all the work u have done for this community. You are amazing and a great inspiration to anyone getting into blender.
@AsherIsbrucker
@AsherIsbrucker Год назад
Perfect timing for this tutorial. I'm designing an album cover in 3D that includes a bunch of puddles on a street. The way I did it at first was to displace a plane with a noise texture as the street, then just intersect another flat plane with a water texture applied so that it "filled" the divets in the road plane. Needless to say this method is miles ahead, really stoked to use it. Thanks for the great explanation as usual!
@Magnic0
@Magnic0 Год назад
I started using Blender in the late 2020's, learned from the donut series. Today, 2 years later, I still learn a lot of things with this guy. Awesome tutorial Andrew!
@umb3rto641
@umb3rto641 Год назад
we're not even in the mid of 2020s yet, just so you know hah
@mA-pg4wu
@mA-pg4wu Год назад
@@umb3rto641 +1
@mesh8349
@mesh8349 8 месяцев назад
@@umb3rto641 😂
@remrucgi
@remrucgi Год назад
I really appreciate the way you break down complex topics into manageable steps and provide helpful tips along the way ❤
@globglob3d
@globglob3d Год назад
If anyone is curious (taken from wikipedia): - Overlay combines Multiply and Screen blend modes. Where the base layer is light, the top layer becomes lighter; where the base layer is dark, the top becomes darker; where the base layer is mid grey, the top is unaffected. - Color Burn mode divides the inverted bottom layer by the top layer, and then inverts the result. This darkens the top layer increasing the contrast to reflect the color of the bottom layer. The darker the bottom layer, the more its color is used.
@gurratell7326
@gurratell7326 Год назад
Both Overlay and Color Burn clamps stuff between 0 and 1 as well. Overlay do a soft clamp while Color Burn does a hard clamp. What Blender Guru wants to use in this instance is Linear Light since it does the same as Overlay except without the clamping.
@ChrisD__
@ChrisD__ Год назад
Acerola has a few videos that go into how these work, including Bright/Contrast. They're very technical & math heavy, but they're incredibly helpful for writing shaders in Blender.
@Arcangel0723
@Arcangel0723 Год назад
@@ChrisD__ came here to say this! Acerola is amazing
@esomos_org
@esomos_org Год назад
have a good day sir. class Color { public: int r, g, b, a; enum { OVERLAY, LIGHTENED, DARKENED }; Color& mix(const Color& input_color, int BlendMode) { switch (BlendMode) { case OVERLAY: r = (input_color.r < 128) ? (2 * r * input_color.r) / 255 : 255 - 2 * (255 - r) * (255 - input_color.r) / 255; g = (input_color.g < 128) ? (2 * g * input_color.g) / 255 : 255 - 2 * (255 - g) * (255 - input_color.g) / 255; b = (input_color.b < 128) ? (2 * b * input_color.b) / 255 : 255 - 2 * (255 - b) * (255 - input_color.b) / 255; break; case LIGHTENED: r = std::min(r + input_color.r, 255); g = std::min(g + input_color.g, 255); b = std::min(b + input_color.b, 255); break; case DARKENED: r = std::max(r - input_color.r, 0); g = std::max(g - input_color.g, 0); b = std::max(b - input_color.b, 0); break; default: break; } return *this; } };
@Andy_Shust
@Andy_Shust Год назад
Andrew, you are King! You not only teach, you also inspire to move on, to learn and improve. Thank you for every second of your videos!
@hapexzm
@hapexzm Год назад
Thanks so much for these clear tuts, as a complete noob I found Blender to be quite a steep learning curve at first but like most things the more you learn the quicker / easier it gets
@kus42
@kus42 6 месяцев назад
Tutorials like this excel at demonstrating ways in which certain things can be achieved, and impart some of the thought processes and experience that went into the process; use them for guidance and inspiration, but there is simply no substitute for your own hands-on work and experimentation: Only through actual doing are you going to build your own skills.
@michaelmansell8498
@michaelmansell8498 Год назад
Decided to pick blender back up again this last week, and so happy your still making videos. Great explanations. THANK YOU
@AndrewPace77
@AndrewPace77 Год назад
I've been watching your tutorials since 2009 or so, and I have to say, they just get better. Thanks for sharing your expertise, as always. :)
@Fractal_CZ
@Fractal_CZ Год назад
I'm working with 3D since 1993, professionally since 1999. Yet, I find your videos extremely useful, inspiring and educational. Subscribed and learning :)
@AleeyuYarima-hp8zh
@AleeyuYarima-hp8zh Год назад
Best blender tutor I’ve seen so far on RU-vid. Keep up the good work andrew👏🏽
@Soulsphere001
@Soulsphere001 Год назад
Thank you for all your free tutorials, Blender Guru. I first heard about you in 2013, from a classmate, when I was first learning about Blender and I'm glad he told me about you.
@almicc
@almicc Год назад
Putting in a little more effort to match reality goes a very long way, I would say that is probably the greatest lesson from this tutorial. Simple is fast and conveys the idea, but completely unmatched to a smarter set up that takes only a few more minutes to make.
@micah6861
@micah6861 Год назад
You are still doing the most amazing tutorials 🥰 Thank you!
@jmac217x
@jmac217x Год назад
well done. I was getting most of the way there with my materials lately but the couple of techniques you demonstrated really shed light on some of the more intricate processes I am now starting to be aware of. I feel like water is a big thing that anyone can tell is right or wrong but not a lot of people can say what is right or wrong about it like you broke down in your references
@HunterL850
@HunterL850 Год назад
You sir have read my mind. I was observing wet roads earlier while catching public transport on a late rainy night. The amount of detail that you would have to simulate to replicate multiple cars flinging water at a high velocity is mind boggling.
@patwood7745
@patwood7745 Год назад
IMHOP this is one of the best videos you have produced and that is saying a lot, because I like all of your videos :-).
@nahiyanalamgir7056
@nahiyanalamgir7056 10 месяцев назад
And a lot of people thought it'd involve fluid simulation, haha. This method on painting the puddles is so amazing!
@dmi3413
@dmi3413 Год назад
Generally considered myself fairly well versed in material creation and I still learned a few things from this. Thanks!
@vianart3d
@vianart3d 6 месяцев назад
As a long-time Blender user, I gained a lot of enlightenment through this tutorial. So far I have only made puddles of water using simple methods, combining two types of materials, namely dry conditions and flooded conditions, using Noise Texture as Masking, but after seeing this tutorial, I got a new understanding.
@loverrlee
@loverrlee Год назад
Wow how does someone even go about figuring all this out?? I’m brand new to Blender (did the donut!) but this is wild that people can think and figure out how to use all these nodes together to get something that looks realistic! Very impressive! I don’t know how you figured it all out, but it looks great! 😂
@bhavishyaparmar2651
@bhavishyaparmar2651 Год назад
I had this same reaction a year ago😄........but its pretty simple just keep watching tuts like these and you'll eventually start understanding
@ramiths8171
@ramiths8171 Год назад
Only watching tutorials doesn't help, doing things on your own, experimenting with things will help you get a better understanding. With enough time and effort you can have ur own custom setup, Important thing is that you enjoy while you do it :)
@ali32bit42
@ali32bit42 Год назад
Its pretty easy once you know shadee fundementals and how all the nodes work
@shivanshsoni4242
@shivanshsoni4242 Год назад
I always afraid of geo nodes but when i found out they work like maths it gets easy to use. I tried experimenting different things on them and messed up so many time but now i know a good use of them. ✌️
@christendombaffler
@christendombaffler Год назад
Time and passion. You have to want to learn these things and then apply them in your own way to your projects. I haven't progressed past the very early stages because I'm lacking on both fronts and still only treating it as a tentative hobby, but the few moments when I had both also doubled as the ones when I learned the most by far.
@rs305
@rs305 Год назад
Thank You for the detailed explanation, helps out a lot understanding some of the nodes. Appreciate the tutorials !
@Kenjineering
@Kenjineering Год назад
I love your smiling head in your thumbnails mate! Great tutorial! Love the energy! Keep it up! Thank you!
@joshuahenn6498
@joshuahenn6498 Год назад
Thank you for your service to the whole community! Don´t know where we would be without you haha
@DesignerGeek2525
@DesignerGeek2525 Год назад
Unbelievable, You used the nodes in an effective way! 😮😍
@rafi030303
@rafi030303 9 месяцев назад
I really would like more tutorials from Andrew, the way he's talking and explaining things make me wanna use blender more with every second. I guess that's the way you talk about things when you are really passionate about it.
@user-vq9lv1jf4g
@user-vq9lv1jf4g 7 месяцев назад
I love that you go into technical reasoning behind why our eye perceives things scientifically instead of saying "we need this dark area."
@vampirehunter9303
@vampirehunter9303 Год назад
OMG!! THAT'S REALLY HELPFUL. YOU REALLY ARE GURU !!! ALWAYS KEEPS ON GIVING TO THE BLENDER SOCIETY.
@anottee
@anottee Год назад
Man i have picked up blender and thrown it out 4 times over the past several years, only to get frustrated to the point i threw my PC out the window, i discover your donut video recently through several hundred references from other RU-vidrs and i was amazed by how you made me realize i was making everything harder then it needed to be and i am so psyched to give this a try. Thank you for giving me an outlet while while i was couch locked due to a broken ankle and helping me finally chase a dream.
@TheSamucacs
@TheSamucacs Год назад
Always nice to see your tutorials!
@kemonoshift
@kemonoshift Год назад
thanks for actually explaining what each nodes are and what theyre doing, im new to blender and thats very helpful :>
@dslynx
@dslynx Год назад
Yup, you are an excellent teacher. I just installed Blender on a low end machine and was able to follow this tutorial without much trouble. Hardest thing for me was figuring out how to turn on the "sidebar" to get the tabs.
@SUVO_RAW
@SUVO_RAW Год назад
Thanks for another perfectly working tool and knowledge, your complex yeat easy to understand tutorials is the best thing in the world of 3D
@junekitho
@junekitho Год назад
Thank you for producing easy to follow tutorials 🙂
@Al_KR_t
@Al_KR_t Год назад
You could probably also use all the textures that mask wetness into displacement so that actual geometry has small pits where puddles are and small hills where dry land is
@TheWeirdSide1
@TheWeirdSide1 Год назад
After a month of headaces, insomnia, hair loss (from pulling out), n-gon nightmares(when I did sleep), eye fatigue, existental crisis, and a few trips to hell, I finally got a basic grasp of the Blender layout/tools/settings... Before that I found the Guru's videos to be cause of insanity as I tried to keep up with multi-layered tips and the overall education racing across a complex alien landscape. Some channels were worse, but some shorter videos proved effective to ease me into the new world of 3D. Now that I've crossed those first hurdles, this channel is incredibly useful for continued improvement and insight, and the style, humor, and overall character is a true treasure!
@psifis
@psifis Год назад
Excellent lesson one more time!! Thanks Andrew.
@carlosespinal3645
@carlosespinal3645 Год назад
Thank you teacher, keep transmitting your knowledge
@HeadShotHarp
@HeadShotHarp Год назад
I just read your latest newsletter about Apples Vision Pro and the possible future of VR. That was a very interesting article and I just wanted to thank you for all the insights you provide that I was just enjoying silently over the last years. Thank you.
@sottozen
@sottozen 8 месяцев назад
A fantastic tutorial, so much information here. Big Thank you!
@yuvaraj8492
@yuvaraj8492 Год назад
Great video. Thanks for the node group.
@jensmeyer9958
@jensmeyer9958 Год назад
Unbelievably excellent - thank you!!
@Pollutens
@Pollutens 6 месяцев назад
I've never even edited video or used blender and I was fascinated by this tutorial.
@vladizt5943
@vladizt5943 Год назад
Good old andrew and shader node tutorial, always very helpful.
@SZMIDEL
@SZMIDEL Год назад
phenomenal tutorial!
@AdityaSingh-us7eu
@AdityaSingh-us7eu Год назад
Easy to understand detailed and awesome as usual
@vinnypassmore5657
@vinnypassmore5657 Год назад
Great stuff as always, with a fantastic result, thanks for sharing.
@halfbee7886
@halfbee7886 Год назад
If anyone deserves the title “guru” more than anyone, it’s this guy.
@affigeralbert3967
@affigeralbert3967 Год назад
Nice video! You can just explain everything so easy to understand
@othinielchigunwi
@othinielchigunwi Год назад
Thanks so much Andrew
@SanOcelotl
@SanOcelotl Год назад
Another banger of a tutorial from the goat
@Vanalleswa
@Vanalleswa Год назад
thanks a lot for your great videos!! i really enjoy the long tutorial series!
@koigamer7352
@koigamer7352 Год назад
very nice! A year ago i did a similar (lazy) effect just using noise textures and color ramps. It was looking okayish but not super realistic. This takes it to the next level.
@OttrPopAnimations
@OttrPopAnimations 9 месяцев назад
wow!! this is such a quality tutorial. were so lucky to have you, Guru...
@rafvanraevels
@rafvanraevels Год назад
Great one, Andrew!
@markysthemoose
@markysthemoose Год назад
Great detail. Very good tutorial. Thanks.
@udaracs5580
@udaracs5580 Год назад
this is the best puddle tutorial out there!
@arealist8913
@arealist8913 Год назад
Man! Your voice has so much depth!
@amanos7056
@amanos7056 Год назад
Amazing as usual!
@bisvizstudio1242
@bisvizstudio1242 Год назад
This is awesome! Thanks again, Andrew 🙏🏻
@philippwelsing9108
@philippwelsing9108 Год назад
Another great one! Thank you, so much appreciated.
@AndreasKempe
@AndreasKempe Год назад
Ich liebe Menschen, die wissen was sie tun. Vielen Dank für das Tutorial.
@Storyx1
@Storyx1 Год назад
Really cool ! Thanks for the tutorial 👏
@imjody
@imjody 10 месяцев назад
Yeah, this is simply REMARKABLE, man. Like truly. Thank you so much for this. Insane.
@dindon171
@dindon171 9 месяцев назад
It looks amazing...
@eduardsklyanin8541
@eduardsklyanin8541 Год назад
Amazing tutorial as usual.
@debadityanath4398
@debadityanath4398 5 месяцев назад
i cant believe that decreasing the roughness give this good of an effect for wetness
@simoncodrington
@simoncodrington 9 месяцев назад
Great one mate, wish you'd put out heaps more of these practical examples of photorealistic techniques
@ballashoes
@ballashoes Год назад
So glad you're alive
@walt436
@walt436 Год назад
Thanks!! You’re lookin so much healthier!
@omf-arch1765
@omf-arch1765 Год назад
Well done, magnificent I can now creat a photorealistic rain 🌧️ environment. Very nice.
@OnePatrix
@OnePatrix Год назад
Andrew new Tutorial? its simply a must watch
@mobinvaryan7196
@mobinvaryan7196 Год назад
another blender guru tutorial a blessing from the lord. thanks man
@shaharklinger
@shaharklinger Год назад
Great tutorial, thank you for taking the time to do it. Regarding the explanation at 10:30 about why the concrete looks darker. It's actually caused by something else: a rough surface (such as concrete) will reflect light in all directions. Some of the illuminant's light (e.g. the sun) will reflect off it and hit your eyes, and a lot of the ambient light (e.g. the sky) will also reflect and hit your eyes. The result is a bright mix of sun and sky. A polished surface, such as a concrete with a layer of water on it, will reflect light in a much more concentrated way. Not much of the ambient light will reflect back to your eyes. The result may be a darker color, depending on where you stand and what is being reflected off the surface. It might actually be brighter than the surrounding matte surface (e.g. the sun reflecting directly off the water).
@digitalbase9396
@digitalbase9396 Год назад
Great tutorial
@sixeight-design193
@sixeight-design193 Год назад
Finally i found the tutorial puddle water , thanks!
@dsfdsf35
@dsfdsf35 Год назад
thank you! you are really a life saver
@mimies6508
@mimies6508 Год назад
Best teacher :) always love you brother
@thehamburgergod5543
@thehamburgergod5543 Год назад
Perfect, need this for my film!
@MrRamzapr
@MrRamzapr Год назад
thanks man you are the one how got me to use Blender and all this CGI community
@PaladinVII
@PaladinVII 6 месяцев назад
21:43 THIS! THIS THIS THIS! THIS IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR! THIS IS HOW YOU GET WEIGHT PAINT IN THE SHADER EDITOR!!! YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW LONG I HAVE BEEN HUNTING FOR THIS SOLUTION!!! YOU ARE THE CHAMP OF BLENDER!!! THANK YOU!!!
@caronte1974
@caronte1974 Год назад
great tutorial....thanks
@jellybean5929
@jellybean5929 Год назад
I hope to one day make banger tutorials like this. Information should be free and accessible like this.
@Multsiber
@Multsiber Год назад
Really powerful!
@WilliamGray2020
@WilliamGray2020 Год назад
this man is back!!!!OMG
@breaneainn
@breaneainn Год назад
Cool! Even works with the RGB channels for displacement. Wet asphalt with some pooled water. Cheers!
@frey8966
@frey8966 Год назад
U r really my favorite in way of explaining things in blender. but I'm hoping it is way easier to do!
@petier184
@petier184 Год назад
our guru is back with new videos🙏
@the_tunez
@the_tunez Год назад
this is dope! Now I can pay for the Poliigon subscription in Reais (Brazil's currency), I'm gonna absolutely demolish these material tuts! Thanks a bunch dude, you're the G.O.A.T.!
@Touko123
@Touko123 Год назад
YOU ARE GREAT MAN!
@rudra_anand
@rudra_anand Год назад
Nicely explained!
@anirudhagupta4014
@anirudhagupta4014 11 месяцев назад
love your videos keep up the good work, good sir.
@energystrong
@energystrong 6 месяцев назад
For the multiply mix with the vertex paint since it's a multiply you don't need to put the attribute in A and the noise texture in B specifically (Since A x B = B x A, so the order does not matter) But you should put the noise texture in A because A in the input blender passes through when you mute the mix node. meaning that by muting the node you get rid of the vertex color masking if you don't want to use it.
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