@@RyanKingArt yeah and it worked out cause I actually needed to texture some walls in an office they have this really old popcorn style that is just obnoxious to replicate
Thank you Ryan. I, learned something...again. Keep them coming. Do you by any chance have a tutorial on how to place an image on a glass bottle as a label. I looked at a few, but they are so difficult to follow - sometimes even scary how some of the guys tries to cut corners.
Great video! Quick question: what’s the benefit of using the displacement modifier vs the displacement material node? Like, how do I know which one to choose on a particular project?
Displacement Node would be if you want something to look 3d without adding too many polygons. Displacement modifier allows you to create complex 3d textures without sculpting.
I have a remark, this is the 20th tutorial in a row that I'm watching, I made a 3d model of a fish in fusion360 and now I'm trying to find a way to put fish scale on that model, I would use a picture for fish scale, and the remark is this, why are you all using bricks building blocks in your tutorials, and why do you all use circles cubes and cylinders, I can't find a single tutorial on how to put a 3d model of an animal and how to put small details using a picture, sorry I'm new I'm just trying to figure out how to do it, the video is very good and very good to explain and you have a sub from me I will definitely watch more of your videos
Hi Ryan, I'm a nebbie to blender. I'm using 4.1 and I'm following along with this tutorial but I do not see any change to the plane geometry. I'm missing something can you help? Cheers Bill PS I'm adding textures to stl files so I can export and print them in resin. Could be that blender is over kill for this purpose?
Is it possible to export this to Unity? Or would displacement maps no longer work. Or can you apply the displacement to the mesh and export a highpoly mesh?
😍😍So amazing! I have started to learn blender since August, and I have a trouble recently. Why does the position and scale of the object change when the blender file is restarted? 😢I tried to ctrl+A to fix this……but it didnt work!!! I dont know what was wrong
Great video! I still haven't found an answer how to create my own displacement map (I need it for making the skin of my character look more realistic, I don't have a displacement map image and the way with pre-made Blender maps would look awful), but this tutorial will be useful
Nice Video! Would love to see if there is any way to create a hole in a wall or fence for example with a modifier. So that I don‘t need to delete mesh manually but can change a parameter and the hole changes the location or size or style 🤔
It looks like we can't change the UV mapping and affect its Procedural Texture like we do with the Image Textures, is that right? I wanted to make a stretched Clouds Procedural Texture on the sides of an object and I tried to scale the UV on the X axis but it didn't work. If anyone has a way to do this, I'd really appreciate it!
Thanks for your tutorial! I am currently using the displace modifier for the foam of a hard case. Is there a way to unwrap without applying the displace? (I want to use it as a template) Because it stretches the UV and the result is not great... Thanks 😉
Just watched and followed along with this tutorial and the Material Displacements tutorial video that accompanies it. I finally now understand how all these work when applying textures to objects. Now my scenes look 1000% better. Thanks for these videos and all the work that you put into them.
Ok! So, I have a question… am not knowledgeable at 3D in anyway but I have watched a lot of video so my question is… is there a way to procedurally tell the plane where to exactly displace, just for optimisation sake so we don’t have subdivide to a point where we lose performance? Am sorry if I sound stupid I just don’t know enough about 3D.
@@Igoreshkin No, I don’t mean in the viewport, I mean is there a way to do the displacement thingy so efficiently that we don’t have to add Too much geometry to the plan that we want to displace but only add geometry where we want it to displace specifically and maybe end up with just few cuts in the plan Thus “delicious optimisation” 😁😁 especially if it’s doable procedurally
hmm, it really depends on what your doing. For instance, if your doing lots of photo-realistic rendering and animation, then having a powerful computer helps. But if your just making like, Low Poly stylized art, then you don't need a very powerful computer.
Thanks for replying !! I want to move the character in 2d and create the background with 3d blender! What kind of specs do you think a computer needs to have to achieve this?
Thanks! I do have two stylized or toon shader videos: Procedural Toon Shader: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-afqpQ2jdzTE.html Procedural Stylized Shader: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kFnd7T3lgUE.html
Yup, you do the best tutorials. The two things I like most is how you get through a lot of information quickly and that you explain why such and such happened this way. I've only been using blender for just shy of 3 months now, and I have a lot of confidence in using it, mostly because of the good information you provide. I recently did a Sun texture. I just sat down, opened the shader, and had a sun texture in minutes, complete with moving sun spots, irregular illumination with the ability to change surface color without changing the color of the light it emits, and varying degrees of surface activity. It also provides realistic light. I'm very proud of my sun, so thanks for all the great tips!
