Full texturing process explained with Blender and Materializer 

this man is a genius

This is amazingly powerful! I've sent you a DM in Blender Market. Congrats on the amazing add-ons!!

This add-on has been a game-changer for me. And your tutorials are indeed masterclass!

This is by far, one of the absolute most BAD ASS, IMPRESSIVE and INCREDIBLE Blender Addon Tools I have EVER SEEN!!

Welcome to Blender Substance Painter, Great job Rudy, thank you very much! Joyeux Noël 🎁🧡

CONGRATS ON YOUR TOOL BEING USED BY THE WINNER OF THE ENDLESS ENGINE COMPETITION, GREAT TOOL!

I have been really appreciative of this tool as it has been making my life so much easier. I wish I was as good with the Stress Modeling tool. All in time though. Great learning experiences

Great tutorial, Rudy, I always learn something new! Thank you!

Probably the best add on I have for Blender, love this so much 👍

Thank you so much for the great add-on!

Amazing tutorial, thanks!

That’s stunning!

The Decal part is awesome ! This add-on is really cool …

Excellent tool!

Very nice.

thanks for sharing thisss!!! I've learned a lot

I have to confess that despite having just heard about this addon and being greatly interested in its potential, this still looks quite overwhelming :P. I think I need to find a tutorial series that goes over the basics.

My favorite material addon.

Thanks you king!!

Thanks you for this addon and this très compréhensible accent’

Love it! Thanks. I wonder if the layer system would be less intimidating than the usual noodles.

you're a freakin' genius.

You had me at Wööt-de-föök 👍🏼😁

since the blender 3.4 update, the mix color node has changed to undefined, and all my textures are messy

Can we have a tutorial about decals on top of a already existing texture?

Hey Rudy! Love Materializer! I was just wondering, what would be the best workflow for making custom decals? I have been adding them in the "old fashioned" way, but it might be much easier to add them using Fluent tools.

Hi there! While I had heard about Fluent before, since I was already pretty happy with Boxcutter and HardOps I didn't feel like investing the time to make a switch. But having looked at a few demos from you on both Fluent and Materializer, I'm starting to think I want to look into switching. Small differences here and there that just suit my mind better perhaps? Anyway: in the comments below a guy asked for normal maps on the decals and you had already done that. But I was thinking the same about the liquid stains. To me, those should leave a very small residue of salt or whatever, that should show in the normal maps. Is it already possible to mix that map in with another map to get the correct normals from the liquid stains? I notice that map has no normal output. Also, and this is important to me: are the normal maps "strength" controlled by distance from the bump map node (this is correct and distance should be like 0.001 or smaller in most cases) ) or do you rely on the "strenght" parameter in the bump map node (which is wrong, but many tutorials use it. It does not give the same result as entering a correct distance for the size of the normal change). An example: the default bump map distance is 1.0 which is 1m. So setting up metal scratches with 1.0 indicates that the scratches are 1m deep. Using the 'strenght' parameter to "fade the effect out" still keeps the 1m scratch but uses opacity to make it seem "less obviously wrong" by fading it out. A metal scratch should be in the 1/10 or a mm range, or 0.0001 distance in the bump map node. I hope you find this comment and can reply to it. Your plugins look really great! If I make a change to your addons, I'd also be interested in beta testing and providng educational content. Let me know if interested. Keep it up!

The node graph got fairly slow around the rust part. I'm guessing there should be some way in Blender to freeze nodes or checkpoint them so they don't have to recalculate. I'm new to this stuff though, so I'm just following along. I did only a couple of tutorials for Mari and theirs was fairly easy (not that Mari as a whole is). From what I could search, it's a planned feature, so I don't know what to break off and bake yet to emulate that feature. I'm guessing stuff like rust are compound/group nodes. I learned alot though. It's cool to see results so you one can learn how to experiment.

Love this plugin and I use it more and more:) Quick question. The decal functionallity is great, but would it be possible to add a normal option to them? To make them more tactile or give them some depth/thickness?

is any possibility to add my own texture to fluent materializer library?

There is a new 1.3 version? Or the latest is still the 1.2?

Hi Rudy! I got stuck on minute 15:00 when adding a new mix layer it seems blender 4.1 changed some node names and it´s not working anymore? is there a workaround for connecting a new mix layer to add more detail? Kind regards, Jc.

Hi I just bought Fluent Materializer and installed installed the 1.3.1 zip addon. When I have the Fluent tab open, I do not see the "Library/Tools" you have here. All I see is "Shader" with 3 different Bake settings. What am I doing wrong?

If I have to touch the nodes then why would I buy it? I can just make the same thing using blenders built in nodes.

5 mio. nodes for that texture...processing time..... I mean timing display is coming for shader nodes as well as the geometry nodes already have.

T’es français a tout hasard ?😂

Your face is more prominent rather than comp screen.......it is irritating experience.

how are the nodes connecting to things, you didnt explain how they click and connect automatically.

RUDYYYYYYYYYYYY AMIGO