Easy Stylized Wood Material in Blender (100% Procedural) 

ty so much, i was trying to find the musgrave texture but i never found it, ty so MUCHH

Thank you. I did this because of your tip - also for a little colour-variation, and it's helping a lot!

that was the hiddentrick i was waiting for, epic sir ! this comment is Gold. thank you so happy now

Thank you, glad you found it useful 😃

Glad you found it useful!

Thank you, I'm glad it helped!

Thank you! Agreed, simple materials are often so useful because of that and it saves so much time!

I'm glad to hear it helped! 😊

Awww man, this really inspires me to make more videos. Thanks!

OMG that means a lot to me. I am just glad that I am able to help you the way other Blender RU-vidrs helped me with easy to follow tutorials back when I was starting out :)

That's a good idea. I shall look into it for future videos!

Hey there! I'm glad you managed to get it to work in the end. Haha do tell me if there are any parts of the tutorial that came across as unclear. I am always looking for feedbacks on how I can improve my tutorials!

Thank you for the kind words, it always makes me happy when someone finds my tutorial helpful! :D

Thank you! :)

Thank you! ☺

Sure thing! I could make a series on procedural nodes fundamentals if there is interest in it!

I've just put up a video on mixing procedural nodes. Do check it out!

I am glad to hear that! The music is actually from a series of copyright-free background music Riot Games made for content creators to use. You can hear more of them here if you enjoyed this track: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mtv8WkYyK0s.html

Glad it helped! Thank you 😊

Hi Zeetrik, sorry for the late reply, been at the office till late these couple of days. I think the issue may be that the bottom face has flipped normals. The inversion of the normals is a common symptom. Try this: 1. Go to edit mode. Select all faces. 2. Alt + N to bring up the Normals menu, and select 'Recalculate Outside'. That should fix any flipped normals. Tell me if this works!

@@blenderpanther oh completely fogot! I managed to fix it yesterday! I tried the normals thing first but it didnt quite work. The thing that worked for me was change the first node (texture coordinate) from object to generated. Thanks for the reply and great video anyway!

Bake it onto a texture

Welcome! To add a custom bevel without using the modifier, just select the edges you want to bevel and press Ctrl + B and slide your mouse to adjust the size of the bevel. Scrolling your mouse wheel will allow you to set the number of bevels. Hope this helps!

@@blenderpanther thank you !!

Yes making the grains in Geometry Nodes is definitely an option. The main reason I used this workflow is that the texture could be baked and exported for use in external programs like game engines. But yeah, if you're only using the material in Blender, I would definitely recommend playing around with Geo nodes!

@@blenderpanther That is a great answer, thanks a lot!

Oh that is a good idea! They are great characters to make a series on simple Blender character modeling and animation with. I'll definitely keep them in mind as an idea for a future series.

@@blenderpanther dont forget upload models 3d on sketchfab

@@blenderpanther come on you long

Thank you, you saved me probably lot of time.

Hi there, unfortunately this does not work with 3D printers! I am not an expert in 3D printing models, but I believe they require 'real' mesh details whereas this is a 'fake' detail created using the bump map.

@@blenderpanther Thank you for the explaination/answer :)

Hi there, thanks for your question. Do tell me which part of the video you are referring to, and I'll try my best to help.

@@blenderpanther 2:10 min, ctrl+shift with musgrave texture, but in my blender, it is not connecting

@@sar1k_1404 same

Hello there! As I've mentioned in my previous reply, I'll keep your suggestion for a future series on character modeling and animation as those topics are a little more complex. Right now I am focusing on covering fundamentals of making game assets with Blender. I do appreciate the interest and I'll be sure to inform you when I start making the series on character modeling and animation!

@@blenderpanther make a scotch episode with poyo

@@blenderpanther first, the chicky see the his face on scotch and he thinks it's a trampoling,but he jumped and he chucked on the leg of the chicky and when he wants to remove his legs from the scotch he got on the back of the scotch,until the chicky is hairless.

Oh is the video too long? I am thinking of editing future videos to be shorter.

@@blenderpanther NO IM SAYING ABOUT WHY YOU SO LONG MAKING 3D MODEL

What are you even talking about, he showed everything step by step lol

@@PetersExcapades I may not give you a good example after 2 months and do not want to watch it again. But tell me please where is the Musgrave Texture connectet to on 2:10

@@MrJohnakel Here is your answer, sir: At 2:10, the author is using the preview that comes with the Node Wrangler addon by clicking on the Wrangler using Ctrl-Shift (he says so in the video). It's only a temporary connection. Later in the video you can clearly see the first Musgrave connected to the top Color Ramp being connected to the Base Color of the Principle BDSF. If you don't want to watch it again, maybe you could have looked at the whole video instead of just trying to copy paste something step by step. You're welcome! As we're at version 4.1 now, the Musgrave has been removed and replaced by Noise Texture (see my other comment).