Creating my Interactive 3D portfolio: Getting sidetracked with Blender | Portfolio Journey 2 

By the way, thanks for mentioning me)) won't lie, you'll boost my confidence a bit) next time don't hesitate to ask me for advice (for example about the materials problem) because if I'm not mistaken: after you applied geometry node modifier, if you go into glaze edit mode, select all, and separate them “by loose parts”, the sprinkles should become as they were before. (I don't know why it just is.)

On a side note, I've got a discord server now: discord.gg/jRysK2HnSe I'm kind of overwhelmed by the positive and helpful feedback I've received so far. Three weeks ago I wouldn't have imagined to reach so many people who want to accompany and watch my journey to learn all of this stuff. Thank you to everyone who commented or even only left a like and a sub on my channel. This is really pushing my motivation to keep producing these videos and I'm really excited to see where I'm at in a few months with this project, because so far, I honestly haven't done too much :D The next video is coming out in a few days!

Remember that blender materials (and their node setup) just work on blender, when importing to other software the software may get some things from the blender material like color or diffuse texture, but the logic you did in the nodes stays in blender, one easy way to go around this is to make the sprinkles real geometry by applying all modifiers and geo nodes, and then make automatic uv maps (for more complex objects is recommended to do the uv map by hand) and finally bake the material to an image texture, you can find tutorials of baking in youtube and that way you can make a new material with the basecolor connected to image you got from the baking and this will be readable for other software

I also thought of doing something similar for my archviz services in the future but i still have a lot to learn in blender and photoshop let alone coding. I really can see the immense work youre putting and i hope it pays off

This is a great series. I'm an industrial designer and also used 3js to build my portfolio website. Following along to see where yours goes

Bruno course is incredible... must finish it tooo

To solve the sprinkle color issue not exporting, you need to use either seprate materials with seprate colors or 1 material with texture. With the nodes setup you have already create you can just bake the textures after uv mapping the sprinkles. I can give a more detailed answer if you would like.

you can also export webgl from unity hdrp (by the way they are merging the urp with hdrp), and unreal engine. that can be an advantage for incorporating code into three.js

Great work!

woow this is Awesome , 🧡

actually, there is a "Random Per Island" node, which would have done it

you might need to bake the sprinkle materiel down to a single texture

Great project walkthrough! But I subbed because of the soothing german accent.

Nice Video! What course is it that you are doing? And where van i find it? :)

Could you please give me a link to this Three.js course that you talking about at the beginning? 0:09

Waoo

What is that 3d model previeuw site?

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u could have just used "random per island" value inside shaders....saved u a ton of time

basic donut sperg

bruh a few months ago i tried to look up a tutorial for how to do this 😭😭

Sub!