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It now goes into geometry opacity instead of overall opacity colour

@katusha384 Im using 2024 doesn't work too

It goes into geometry opacity

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Yes, thank you for the quick and simple video!

what is your render?

HDRI link just allows me to view my HDRIs in a browser, you can just link them directly onto the dome light by selecting a file directly. If you need some HDRIs, look up “Poly Haven” for allot of free ones!

I think I would just use a ramp node and another material, and change the angle so you could apply a darker material towards the top or bottom of the mountain if this is what you want

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Hope it helped!

Super helpful video btw always learning from you ❤️🙌

Snoop Thanks! im really just trying to cover the stuff i spent waaay to looong googling trying to find when i was learning 😭

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np! Wondering if i could use this to create some manga / comic style 3d renders 🤔

If you mean adding 2 textures together for the displacment map: make sure you change the blending mode, and play with the opacity

@@MatHaughney how can I see the blending mode. I know this is a redshift tutorial, but what could happend if I use Octane Render with this tutorial as a referential method? I'm a beginner

The displacement map applied to the displacement modifier is separate from any maps applied threw the textures using redshift. So you can follow the tutorial all the way to texturing before having issues. Under the displacement modifier add a layer in shading. Then create your noise and gradient layers there. Blending modes will be displayed next to them. Default is “normal”

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Depends if you want stones that look part of the floor or objects sat on it. I get what your getting at, they just offer different looks. For a scene like this that doesn’t have must surface. Stand alone rocks do the job. But yeah completely forgot about data nodes! I’ll remember for next time 👍

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Yeah, i use POLIIGON the most my self. Great for finding base material to work and add more too.

I just wing it! You have no idea how many times I will re-do a video because I flubbed my words. I found it good to set “checkpoints” so then if I mess up I can undo and restart talking from that point, then just fix it in edit!

Glad to hear you enjoyed! As of five minutes ago i do. I have added it to the description, thanks for the idea. Though for now its just set up as a tip jar of sorts. I need some time to think about things i could offer. Scene files? Some of my own Assets? Livestreams? Anyway much gratitude for the kind words <3

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Indeed! Good point! Main reason I use the plane and texture method is it can give the illusion of fake caustics without having to render any for under water scenes. Forgot to mention this in the video. Thank you for the input 😊

​@@MatHaughney I checked area light works with noise(or maxon noise) node using shader graph. but spotlight didnt work with noise node. would you mind check this? btw, sry for bad english.

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Since I knew I was making more than one scene, it’s much easier to rotate the camera rather than every new object I added. That and rotating a plane with a large amount of polygons and displacements can be cumbersome in larger scenes.

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Thank you for the kind words! Gald to hear you enjoyed it!

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Happy to hear it! Redshift is a super versatile renderer. Good luck in creating something awesome!

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Thank you! Hope you enjoyed!

Yeah I think I most recently used it for water dripping from a ceiling.