Men you are awesome thank you for all your tutorials you deserve so much appreciation all of your videos are just amazing thank you really Ryan the king of art❤
One quick tip; you can press Control-X (using Node Wrangler) to delete a node and automatically connect the source and destination nodes it was linked to.
Thank you. I have been using Blender for over 5 years. But I have also been jumping around and learning lots of different aspects of the program. If someone mainly just focused on learning Procedural nodes, they could learn faster. 🙂
Love your videos, lots of great content to help learn nodes and procedural textures. If I have one request it would be to slow down a little? I end up hitting the pause button a *lot* :D
Hey Ryan! Thanks so much for reading and replying to questions and comments. I really appreciate it. I have a personal question and I wasn't sure how else to send it. Do you have any advice about copyrighting? I would like to sell models online but I'm not sure how to tell if it's legal to sell certain things. For example: I'm working on a model of the TARDIS. The 3D modeling of it is original but the inspiration came from somewhere else. Or for example modeling small things that you'd find around a house to sell to people working on a build. How do you tell when it's legal to sell one your models online. I haven't been able to find much information on this. I was hoping maybe you could help. Thanks so much. I love your channel! =D
Yes, I sell 3d models and assets, so I can give you info on that: Basically, different 3d model websites have different license options when you upload the product. If the 3d model is just some random object, like a Tree, or a sword, or a table, or something like that, then you would license it as, "royalty free" or "standard license." Each 3d model site has different license options. When you upload the product to sell it, you will need to select the appropriate license for the product, in the product settings. If you are selling a copyrighted product, like: a 3d model of a BMW Car, or a Rubik's cube, or some Fan Art or other product made by a company, then you will need to license it under the "Editorial License". The editorial license lets you sell the product, and make income from it, even if you don't own the idea. However, people who purchase the product, are not allowed to use it for commercial uses, only personal use. And again, the 3d model site will have license options for you to select. Something to note: Not all 3d model sites provide the same licenses. Some 3d model sites don't have an Editorial license, while others do. When you make an account on the 3d model site, make sure you read through the terms of service and agreements. You can also contact the websites support team if you have questions. I am selling many different 3d models and assets on different platforms, Like Blender Market, Art Station, CGTrader, and Sketchfab, just to name a few. On my about page on UA-cam, you can find links to all my online stores. Hope this helps. **please don't take this as legal advice.** 🙂 Read through the terms and conditions on the sites that you decide to sell on. They usually have a description about each license they offer.
Also, if you are wondering what sites to sell on, I highly recommend starting with Blender Market. Out of all the 3d model sites, I make the most sales on Blender Market. I actually make the most sales on my Gumroad store, but that is because I have an audience to advertise to. But selling on Blender Market will give your products more exposure then Gumroad, because lots of people visit the site and search for products. So I would totally recommend Blender Market. 👍
@@RyanKingArt Thanks! I was just looking at the sites and wondering which one would be best to start with. What was it like for you selling your first model? Do you have any tips?
@@Wendy3Dimensional I know of some great videos that I would recommend watching: How to make more money selling 3D models - Podcast clip: ua-cam.com/video/2F1oUs7Zl7c/v-deo.html Want to sell 3D models online? Watch before you start: ua-cam.com/video/Kax979-HCMo/v-deo.html Make Passive Income Selling 3D Models and Digital Content Online: ua-cam.com/video/T4aPrSKK3nY/v-deo.html
Hi Ryan, Another great tutorial! I was wondering why you use a mesh circle then extrude it for the candy, instead of using a mesh cylinder. Are there any benefits of using one over the other?
Hello, wow fantastic tutorial. Thankyou. Please could you tell me how i can export the object fully rendered with the shader material attached please as i am having difficuilty in finding out how to do that as i am new to blender, thanks.
@@RyanKingArt awesome! Question for you- whenever I do my final renders in cycles they’re still really blurry when I zoom in close even after doing the denoising in compositing. Do you know why that might be?
Hi Hello have already written at Artstation that it comes in time for Christmas your super good tutorial. Many thanks for it. And with Blender 3.0.0 there is the new Asstet Bowser. So I can now insert all the cool material. Cool thing is that. Maybe I put to the Deco a few to the Gingerbread Christmas Cookys Could look beautiful. Or?
@@RyanKingArt In a few hours I'll upload a small candy mix animation. On Artstation. Unfortunately, my PC needs over 5 hours for this small animation. So still a few hours of patience. Maybe another 3 hours.
What do you mean by apply it to the shape? Are you trying to add the material onto another object? Just select the object, and then on the materials properties, click on the drop down, and select the candy material. Hope this helps!
Thank you for the tutorial.. one thing that really caught my attention that there's a subtle distortion along the cylinder sides which becomes more pronounced as the swirling effect intensifies Is there anyway to fix ?
@@RyanKingArt Thank you.. I actually figured out a way to solve this issue.. I simply set the z scale to 0 on the mapping node that controls the spherical gradient.. and it worked out!
When I set my render and viewport to 1, my circle disappears, but it stays if I leave viewport on 0. Not sure what that means yet, just started Edit: Got it, just had to uncheck GPU subdivision in preferences
How I grew my skills, was just by watching tons of Tutorials on UA-cam, and practicing a lot. I've been using Blender consistently, for over 5 years now. But I still have a lot to learn.
I have considered, but I decided not to, because it would cost me too much time to maintain. And I'm trying to make Blender tutorials for a living, so I need to focus on growing my business so that I can make enough income to keep making tutorials. : )
@@RyanKingArt discord server can help you spread, and you could make patreon ads in discord server and partner with the other blender server, i am sure they will accept, and you get tons of member
@@life-ll4ot Yeah, there are ways to make more income from a Discord Server, and It would be a nice way to connect with my audience, but I feel that I'm already managing a lot, and I just don't think it would be a good move. But thanks for the suggestion!
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Can't describe how your lessons are useful! Thank you so much for sharing your knowlege Ryan! Greetings!
Glad you like them! Thank you for watching. : )
Men you are awesome thank you for all your tutorials you deserve so much appreciation all of your videos are just amazing thank you really Ryan the king of art❤
It just so beautiful to look at. I did this with blender 2.81, and it looked really good actually.
Thanks so much!
Thanks for watching! 🍬
One quick tip; you can press Control-X (using Node Wrangler) to delete a node and automatically connect the source and destination nodes it was linked to.
thanks for the tip 👍
Thanks, you are a phenomenon, eres un fenómeno, maestro. Muchas gracias por tus vídeos.
welcome!
So many useful information packed in this tutorial. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Ooh. Piece of candy!
This is a good one!
Thank you 😀
Now to figure out how to do a wrapper!
@@BurnEdOutOne Yes! Good idea. 🙂
just amazing bro!!
Thanks a lot!
You are an expert in texturing indeed... :)
Thank you! But I still think I have a lot to learn. : )
@@RyanKingArt Yes...
This Christmas going to be GOOD 👍🍬
Thanks... ❤
Thank you!
Procedural mints!
Very refreshing! XD
Awesome video my friend!
WOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!! :)
Thanks so much!
Thanks for this excellent tutorial. It must take years to reach this level of expertise.
Thank you. I have been using Blender for over 5 years. But I have also been jumping around and learning lots of different aspects of the program. If someone mainly just focused on learning Procedural nodes, they could learn faster. 🙂
Thanks bro i can now learn them all easily
Cool! Thanks for watching : )
Amazing! As always! 🤗
Thanks 😀 🍬
Damn, now I'm hungry. Loving the work.
Thanks!
PERFECT
Thank you 😀
Your explanation really interesting
Thanks! 😃
Amazing 😍😍
Thank you Blender Stuffs!
sweet tutorial :)
Thanks!
Congratulations.
thanks!
Love your videos, lots of great content to help learn nodes and procedural textures. If I have one request it would be to slow down a little? I end up hitting the pause button a *lot* :D
Thanks for watching! And thanks for your feedback.
working on a spiral rainbow candy :D
Cool!
just use a empty plane and linked to obj texture cordinate for control it better
Hi Ryan at 3:05 I don’t understand the ctrl shift then click on nodes think you could help me?
I have a beginner tutorial on how to use the node wrangler. ua-cam.com/video/XTVWy4IIH3A/v-deo.html
Ok thnx
Hi I’m stuck again after the texture is done how do you apply it to the shape cause it doesn’t for me
Thank you. It was masterful, I really appreciate that you teach us this
You are very welcome!
Hey Ryan!
Thanks so much for reading and replying to questions and comments. I really appreciate it.
I have a personal question and I wasn't sure how else to send it. Do you have any advice about copyrighting? I would like to sell models online but I'm not sure how to tell if it's legal to sell certain things. For example: I'm working on a model of the TARDIS. The 3D modeling of it is original but the inspiration came from somewhere else. Or for example modeling small things that you'd find around a house to sell to people working on a build. How do you tell when it's legal to sell one your models online. I haven't been able to find much information on this. I was hoping maybe you could help. Thanks so much. I love your channel! =D
Yes, I sell 3d models and assets, so I can give you info on that:
Basically, different 3d model websites have different license options when you upload the product.
If the 3d model is just some random object, like a Tree, or a sword, or a table, or something like that, then you would license it as, "royalty free" or "standard license." Each 3d model site has different license options.
When you upload the product to sell it, you will need to select the appropriate license for the product, in the product settings.
If you are selling a copyrighted product, like: a 3d model of a BMW Car, or a Rubik's cube, or some Fan Art or other product made by a company, then you will need to license it under the "Editorial License".
The editorial license lets you sell the product, and make income from it, even if you don't own the idea. However, people who purchase the product, are not allowed to use it for commercial uses, only personal use.
And again, the 3d model site will have license options for you to select.
Something to note: Not all 3d model sites provide the same licenses. Some 3d model sites don't have an Editorial license, while others do.
When you make an account on the 3d model site, make sure you read through the terms of service and agreements. You can also contact the websites support team if you have questions.
I am selling many different 3d models and assets on different platforms, Like Blender Market, Art Station, CGTrader, and Sketchfab, just to name a few. On my about page on UA-cam, you can find links to all my online stores.
Hope this helps. **please don't take this as legal advice.** 🙂 Read through the terms and conditions on the sites that you decide to sell on. They usually have a description about each license they offer.
@@RyanKingArt Thank you so much! This helps a lot!
Also, if you are wondering what sites to sell on, I highly recommend starting with Blender Market. Out of all the 3d model sites, I make the most sales on Blender Market. I actually make the most sales on my Gumroad store, but that is because I have an audience to advertise to. But selling on Blender Market will give your products more exposure then Gumroad, because lots of people visit the site and search for products. So I would totally recommend Blender Market. 👍
@@RyanKingArt Thanks! I was just looking at the sites and wondering which one would be best to start with. What was it like for you selling your first model? Do you have any tips?
@@Wendy3Dimensional I know of some great videos that I would recommend watching:
How to make more money selling 3D models - Podcast clip:
ua-cam.com/video/2F1oUs7Zl7c/v-deo.html
Want to sell 3D models online? Watch before you start:
ua-cam.com/video/Kax979-HCMo/v-deo.html
Make Passive Income Selling 3D Models and Digital Content Online:
ua-cam.com/video/T4aPrSKK3nY/v-deo.html
Hi Ryan, Another great tutorial! I was wondering why you use a mesh circle then extrude it for the candy, instead of using a mesh cylinder. Are there any benefits of using one over the other?
Umm no, I don't think there is any difference. I don't know why I did it that way. It should work either way.
So good， I just wondering how to combine these variable elements to make it。 I didn't believe just walk one by one😂
Thanks for watching!
Beauty
Thank you! 🍬🍬🍬
Hello, wow fantastic tutorial. Thankyou. Please could you tell me how i can export the object fully rendered with the shader material attached please as i am having difficuilty in finding out how to do that as i am new to blender, thanks.
What are you trying to export it to?
maybe you should watch a beginner blender tutorial series.
Thanx again and again...got the result but when I scaled the sphere down....the swirl did not happen though I followed each instructions to a T
Sorry, I don't know what would cause that.
It might be too late now, but maybe you could create a fireplace with Christmas stockings scene?
Great idea! I'm still making more Christmas tutorials, so I will consider it. Thanks!
@@RyanKingArt awesome! Question for you- whenever I do my final renders in cycles they’re still really blurry when I zoom in close even after doing the denoising in compositing. Do you know why that might be?
Do you have an updated version of this for 2024?
When I link the object to the vector of the gradient texture, the swirl is smaller than the whole object, how can I fix it?
Hi Hello
have already written at Artstation that it comes in time for Christmas your super good tutorial.
Many thanks for it.
And with Blender 3.0.0 there is the new Asstet Bowser. So I can now insert all the cool material. Cool thing is that.
Maybe I put to the Deco a few to the Gingerbread Christmas Cookys
Could look beautiful. Or?
Yeah, cool idea!
@@RyanKingArt Hi,
So finally I have the Gingerbread Candy
Mix ready.
I will upload it to Artstation right away.
@@mexlemax3307 Ok cool!
@@RyanKingArt In a few hours I'll upload a small candy mix animation. On Artstation.
Unfortunately, my PC needs over 5 hours for this small animation. So still a few hours of patience. Maybe another 3 hours.
This is pretty cool thanks. I tried it and figured that when I add an Array Mod it goes out of hand.... still trying to figure this out....
thanks for watching!
@@RyanKingArt I found out..... and forgot to like it.... did that.... btw, are you at bcon this year?
@@mastart4971 no I will not be at the blender conference.
Thank you for your great tutorials! Any way to do this material based on a UV map rather than the object?
yes you can do that. Just plug the UV to the textures, instead of object.
What is the use of fraction and multiply seperately?
Hi! When i follow your steps on bigger object the twist radius isn't covering a whole mesh. Any advice how to increase it?
Oh nevermind :D I just figured that out. Note to self: Watch the tutorial till the end before asking dumb questions.
Thanks for watching! 🙂
Hi I’m stuck again after the texture is done how do you apply it to the shape cause it doesn’t for me😅 12:54
What do you mean by apply it to the shape? Are you trying to add the material onto another object? Just select the object, and then on the materials properties, click on the drop down, and select the candy material. Hope this helps!
@@RyanKingArt wheres the drop down sorry I’m a noob
@@RyanKingArt nvm I got it thnx for the help :)
@@PieVrx glad you found it!
This does not seem to be working in 4.1. The rotation aspect does not seem to execute.
Thank you for the tutorial..
one thing that really caught my attention that there's a subtle distortion along the cylinder sides which becomes more pronounced as the swirling effect intensifies
Is there anyway to fix ?
Thanks for watching! Hmm, I'm not sure what would cause that.
@@RyanKingArt Thank you.. I actually figured out a way to solve this issue.. I simply set the z scale to 0 on the mapping node that controls the spherical gradient.. and it worked out!
@@abdullah9734 Oh good. Glad you fixed it.
When I set my render and viewport to 1, my circle disappears, but it stays if I leave viewport on 0. Not sure what that means yet, just started
Edit: Got it, just had to uncheck GPU subdivision in preferences
When I apply the scale to the disk, or make one from a cylinder, the spin goes away.
I figured it out, have to scale the X and Y on the bottom mapping node.
@@TheDevian Oh ok. Glad you fixed the problem!
How can i become very good @ blender??
How I grew my skills, was just by watching tons of Tutorials on UA-cam, and practicing a lot. I've been using Blender consistently, for over 5 years now. But I still have a lot to learn.
@@RyanKingArt thanks😊
@Hacky Dreams
Keep watching @Ryan King Art of course!!
@@BurnEdOutOne Lol, thanks!
Jump to 2:24 to skip the BS.
Lol. I added timestamps in the video so that people can skip the intro stuff.
you should make a discord server\
I have considered, but I decided not to, because it would cost me too much time to maintain. And I'm trying to make Blender tutorials for a living, so I need to focus on growing my business so that I can make enough income to keep making tutorials. : )
@@RyanKingArt discord server can help you spread, and you could make patreon ads in discord server and partner with the other blender server, i am sure they will accept, and you get tons of member
@@life-ll4ot Yeah, there are ways to make more income from a Discord Server, and It would be a nice way to connect with my audience, but I feel that I'm already managing a lot, and I just don't think it would be a good move. But thanks for the suggestion!
Horrible, with a new Blender 3.0.0 even your first steps I was not able to do the steps you showed. ???
What specific problems are you having? I can try to help you.