Breaking Up Tiling Materials on Landscapes 

I really appreciate the way you teach, precisely breaking down a system piece by piece to show how to get to the final product, great work! I'm sure you know about the stochastic height blend technique. Do you think it's a valuable/efficient approach and if yes do you think you could make a video to demonstrate how it works?

Brilliant as always. Thank you for taking the time to share this.

I know this is an old video and I suspect you probably know this by now, but you can't just simply rotate normal maps the same as your other textures without causing the shadows to display in the wrong direction, this is because there's a specific orientation needed for the RGB, this can be fixed though. Easiest way I found is to go into one of the mega scans assets and find the master nodes that fix the RGB and move them over to your material, you can then plug in your rotation angle and get out the correctly rotated normal map. This guy explains it better than I could and gives his solution, though I found going to the megascans assets easier/quicker - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iXqCszt3LbE.html

Great stuff. Please do stochastic also with triplanar, this link is is a good base.but lacks.performance and triplanar. Thank you

Great job on the green screen haha /highfive

Dear Tharle, i got this error with Camera Depth Fade Node -- SM5 (node transform) Invalid node used in vertex/hull/domain shader input.

I can't seem to find a mask picture that looks anything like yours. I'm trying different noise textures but the base texture never seems affected by any value I plug into the parameters.

How to combine this with displacement tesselation?

it's 4.25.1 version